Pick the Packer's Mt. Rushmore

[Cleft Crusty]

The 2007 Giants were not obviously superior by any stretch, unless you mean that the GB QB apparently didn't want to come out for the second half.

Really? Do you routinely consider a team that gets out-gained 134 to 28 on the ground (and 251-236 in the air) to be equal? Maybe the entire offensive line and running backs didn't want to come out of the locker room in the second half - or the first half for that matter. Usually people give the QB some credit for keeping a team in the game when they are rendered totally ineffective in the run game. Sure, Favre had the costly interception, but it wasn't because Holmgren's world-class discipline wasn't available, and it wasn't the reason they lost the game.

[Iron Mike]

Well put Patler. I still remember his ads for wanting people to donate their cars to the troubled youth center he ran. He just exuded class at all times throughout his life.

[Willard]

You mean this guy?

This would require A LOT of granite!

[Willard]

Lambeau, Starr, Lombardi and Hutson from left to right in that order, with Harlan, favre are the start of mount Rushmore jr.

While I recognize all Harlan and Farve have done for the packers, Hutson is arguably the greatest to ever play. That has to be respected.

This seems like a good foursome. How many other franchises can touch that?

[Cleft Crusty]

This would require A LOT of granite!

more like soft limestone

[red]

on pft i voted for lambeau, lombardi, hutson, and nitschke

but i would really have no problem with starr over ray

[PaCkFan_n_MD]

Lambeau, Lombardi, Al Harris, Harlan

[pbmax]

How about this hard to sculpt lineup?

Al Harris, Mike McKenzie, Jerron McMillan and Clay Matthews.

[The Shadow]

Lombardi
Starr
Nitchke
Taylor

[MJZiggy]

Well put Patler. I still remember his ads for wanting people to donate their cars to the troubled youth center he ran. He just exuded class at all times throughout his life.

He's not dead. He's still exuding class.
Lombardi
Starr
Lambeau
White

[George Cumby]

Lambeau
Lombardi
Starr
Hutson

[woodbuck27]

I have to sleep on this one.

I'm thinking four different poses of Favre are out of the question.

I'm a blue collar guy. Now you either take a 'white collar' or a 'blue collar' look at this. In the end it's 'the blue collar guys' that win Championships on the field of play. Of course, the coach selecting him to be on the field that day and preparing him for that, does deserve some credit.

Why mix and match and toss one apple (blue and pale blue collar...Bart Starr) into the mix with three oranges (white collar's and Curley Lambeau, Vince Lombardi and Bob Harlan)?

So you know where I'm going with this.

PACKERS !

[mraynrand]

Could someone please start a new redundant thread when it's time to vote?

[pbmax]

Could someone please start a new redundant thread when it's time to vote?

Its a Byzantium process all right.

[mraynrand]

Its a Byzantium process all right.

Just make sure you start a new thread when the results are in