***Official Packers/Cardinals Game Thread***

[billy_oliver880]

Was today really Favre's first ever Lambeau Leap?

Thats what Macarthy said in the locker room.

[MJZiggy]

I can't imagine he's never done that before. It's not like it was his first touchdown or anything.

[GrnBay007]

I just heard that from McCarthy too. Said it was his first and he was worried he wouldn't make it up there because he was headed to one of the higher parts. lol

[Freak Out]

#4 did the leap! Fantastic! I know I have never seen him do one.

[billy_oliver880]

I just heard that from McCarthy too. Said it was his first and he was worried he wouldn't make it up there because he was headed to one of the higher parts. lol

Maybe M3 needs a fact checker????

[GrnBay007]

well what year did they start the Lambeau Leap?

[billy_oliver880]

December 26th, 1993

[Lurker64]

well what year did they start the Lambeau Leap?

As I recall, the first leap was by LeRoy Butler in 1993 against Oakland (game in December sometime.)

[MJZiggy]

I found an article that may indicate that he did one in 1994, but it's PI and I can't get in there.

[packrulz]

well what year did they start the Lambeau Leap?

Actually one time Don "Majik" Makowski was running into the end zone and was slipping and he jumped up to the stands instead of hitting the wall and the fans embraced him. LeRoy Butler was the first one to purposely do it.

[MJZiggy]

Okay, but let's not get so busy looking it up that we forget: WEEEEEE WOOOONNNNNNNNNN!!!!! wOOOHOOOOO!!!

[Joemailman]

3 games in a row for Brett without a INT. Weird thing was, he didn't even come close taday. Is nothing sacred?

[MJZiggy]

When was his last INT?

[Joemailman]

At Philadelphia. Brett now has 109 consecutive passes without an INT.

[GBRulz]

We all just got back from the game. Absolutely one of the best games I've ever been to.

I was SO excited to witness Brett's first ever Lambeau Leap...live. Directly down in front of us. Absolutely fricken awesome!!!
That just made my day....my week....