Take Your Mind Off Packer Troubles, Read This Instead

[pbmax]

About the Packers own serial killer. With the 428th pick in the 1974 NFL Draft, the Packers select Randall Woodfield.

http://www.si.com/longform/true-crime/i-5-killer-green-bay-packers-randall-woodfield/index.html?xid=nl_siextra

[hoosier]

About the Packers own serial killer. With the 428th pick in the 1974 NFL Draft, the Packers select Randall Woodfield.

http://www.si.com/longform/true-crim...xid=nl_siextra

Now that is what I call a bust.

[Guiness]

Now that is what I call a bust.

Best line in his Wikepedia article

In 1974, after a dozen "flashing" incidents called unwelcome attention to Woodfield, the Packers gave up and sent him home.

[pbmax]

Best line in his Wikepedia article

Odd that Wikipedia has that but the SI guy could not get anyone to confirm why the two Wisconsin teams let him go.

[hoosier]

Odd that Wikipedia has that but the SI guy could not get anyone to confirm why the two Wisconsin teams let him go.

I think I remember them quoting someone who said Woodfield got cut because "he couldn't keep it in his pants."

[pbmax]

I think I remember them quoting someone who said Woodfield got cut because "he couldn't keep it in his pants."

Yeah, but no record of his run-ins with police.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

To Stratten, this softness, this dislike of confrontation, was in keeping with Woodfield’s genial personality.

Sounds like a player Ted Thompson would draft.