Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame

Museum of players honored by the Green Bay Packers

Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame

Established| 1966
Location|

* Lambeau Field
* 1265 Lombardi Ave
* Green Bay, WI 54304

Coordinates| 44°30′5″N 88°3′38″W﻿ / ﻿44.50139°N 88.06056°W﻿ / 44.50139; -88.06056
Type| Hall of fame
Founder| William Brault
Owner| Packers Hall of Fame Association
Public transit access|  Green Bay Metro
Website| packershofandtours.com

The Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame is a team-specific hall of fame honoring players, coaches, executives and other contributors to the history and success of the Green Bay Packers, an American football team in the National Football League (NFL). It was the first hall of fame built to honor a single professional American football team. William Brault, a Green Bay restaurateur and Packers fan, founded the Packer Hall of Fame in 1966.[1] According to them, they got the idea after visitors to Green Bay would repeatedly ask about the Packers' storied history. Sensing opportunity, they went to Packers head coach Vince Lombardi, suggesting a hall of fame should be made to attract and educate tourists about the Packers and their history. Lombardi gave them his approval as long as the hall of fame would not interfere with the existing players.[2]

Brault also led the Green Bay Area Visitor and Convention Bureau, which he also helped form in 1964. The Packers Hall of Fame opened as a series of exhibits displayed in the lower concourse of the Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena, although it was not a permanent residence. In 1967, the Packer Hall of Fame Association, a separate corporate entity from the team, was founded and then six years later became Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame, Inc.[1] The Hall did not become a permanent site until 1976 when its new home, an addition to the Brown County Veterans Arena, was formally dedicated on April 3, 1976, by President Gerald Ford.[3] Outside of the Packers Hall of Fame was Receiver, a statue that was dedicated to the invention of the forward pass.[4]

The Packers Hall of Fame has been expanded and renovated numerous times over its history. In 2003, renovations to Lambeau Field provided a new home within the new Lambeau Field Atrium for the Hall of Fame.[5] Packers legends Bart Starr and Ron Wolf rededicated the Hall on September 4, 2003.[6][7] In 2015, the Packers Hall of Fame was moved from the basement to the second floor of the Lambeau Field Atrium as part of a larger renovation of Lambeau Field.[8][9] The Hall contains a vast array of Packers memorabilia, a re-creation of Vince Lombardi's office, plaques representing each of the inductees and the Lombardi trophies from Green Bay's four Super Bowl wins.[10] The Packers Hall of Fame has inducted 170 people, 30 of whom have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[11] In August 2024, Clay Matthews and Aaron Kampman became the most recent inductees into the hall of fame.[12]

In 1998, the Packers and the Packers Hall of Fame created the Green Bay Packers Fan Hall of Fame (capitalized by the organization as the Green Bay Packers FAN Hall of Fame), the first hall of fame built to honor fans of a professional football team. Fans may nominate themselves or others for induction by submitting an essay of 500 words or less why they or their nominee deserve recognition in the Fan Hall of Fame.[13] Ten finalists are chosen by a selection committee and then fans are then given an opportunity to vote on the 10 finalists.[14] The nominee who receives the most votes each year is named as the honorary fan and is inducted into the FAN Hall of Fame. The inductee's name is displayed in the Packers Hall of Fame and they receive other prizes, including tickets to a Packers game and a gift card to the team's pro shop.[15] Since the Fan Hall of Fame was founded, 25 fans have been inducted.[16]

## Inductees

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### Hall of Fame

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Curly Lambeau, inducted in 1970 Cal Hubbard, inducted in 1970 Tony Canadeo, inducted in 1973 Larry Craig, inducted in 1973 Ted Fritsch, inducted in 1973 Bobby Dillon, inducted in 1974 Ray Nitschke, inducted in 1978 Bob Mann, inducted in 1988 W. Webber Kelly, inducted in 1994 Lee Remmel, inducted in 1996 James Lofton, inducted in 1999 Emil Fischer, inducted in 2013 Brett Favre, inducted in 2015 Charles Woodson, inducted in 2021 Greg Jennings, inducted in 2022

Jordy Nelson (left) and Josh Sitton (right), inducted in 2023

Legend * | Inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame

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Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame Inductees Induction year  | Inductee  | Position(s)  | Seasons with the Packers  | Refs

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1970  | Bernard "Boob" Darling | Center | 1927–31 | [17]
Lavern Dilweg | End | 1927–34 | [18]
Jug Earp | Center  | 1922–32 | [19]
Cal Hubbard *  | Offensive lineman | 1929–33, 1935 | [20]
Curly Lambeau *  | Back | 1919-49 | [21]
Coach
Verne Lewellen | Back  | 1924–32 | [22]
John McNally *  | Back  | 1929–33, 1935–36 | [23]
Mike Michalske *  | Offensive lineman  | 1929–35, 1937 | [24]
1972  | Hank Bruder | Back  | 1931–39 | [25]
Milt Gantenbein | End  | 1931–40 | [26]
Charles Goldenberg | Offensive lineman  | 1933–45 | [27]
Back
Arnie Herber *  | Back  | 1930–40 | [28]
Clarke Hinkle *  | Back  | 1932–41 | [29]
Don Hutson *  | End  | 1935–45 | [30]
Defensive back
Cecil Isbell | Back  | 1938–42 | [31]
Joe Laws | Back  | 1934–45 | [32]
Russ Letlow | Offensive lineman  | 1936–42, 1946 | [33]
George Svendsen | Center  | 1935–37, 1940–41 | [34]
Linebacker
1973  | Charley Brock | Center  | 1939–47 | [35]
Linebacker
Tony Canadeo *  | Back  | 1941–44, 1946–52 | [36]
HL "Whitey" Woodin | Offensive lineman  | 1922–31 | [37]
Dick Wildung | Offensive lineman  | 1946–51, 1953 | [38]
Andy Uram | Back  | 1938–43 | [39]
Larry Craig | Back  | 1939–49 | [40]
End
Baby Ray | Offensive lineman  | 1938–48 | [41]
Bob Monnett | Back  | 1933–38 | [42]
Bob Forte | Back  | 1946–53 | [43]
Ted Fritsch | Back  | 1942–50 | [44]
1974  | Howie Ferguson | Fullback | 1953–58 | [45]
Al Carmichael | Running back | 1953–58 | [46]
Bill Forester | Linebacker  | 1953–63 | [47]
Tobin Rote | Quarterback | 1950–56 | [48]
Jim Ringo *  | Center  | 1953–63 | [49]
Fred Cone | Fullback  | 1951–57 | [50]
Placekicker
Bobby Dillon *  | Defensive back  | 1952–59 | [51]
Dave Hanner | Defensive lineman | 1952–64 | [52]
Billy Howton | End  | 1952–58 | [53]
John Martinkovic | End  | 1951–56 | [54]
1975  | Max McGee | End  | 1954, 1957–67 | [55]
Punter
Jim Taylor *  | Fullback  | 1958–66 | [56]
Fred Thurston | Offensive lineman  | 1959–67 | [57]
Paul Hornung *  | Back  | 1957–62, 1964–66 | [58]
Placekicker
Don Chandler | Placekicker  | 1965–67 | [59]
Willie Davis *  | Defensive lineman  | 1960–69 | [60]
Jerry Kramer *  | Offensive lineman  | 1958–68 | [61]
Placekicker
Ron Kramer | Tight end | 1957, 1959–64 | [62]
Henry Jordan *  | Defensive lineman  | 1959–69 | [63]
Vince Lombardi *  | Coach  | 1959–68 | [64]
Executive
1976  | Bud Jorgensen | Trainer | 1924–70 | [65]
Gary Knafelc | End  | 1954–62 | [66]
Red Dunn | Back  | 1927–31 | [67]
Hank Gremminger | Defensive back  | 1956–65 | [68]
Bob Skoronski | Offensive lineman  | 1956, 1959–68 | [69]
Jesse Whittenton | Defensive back  | 1958–64 | [70]
1977  | Willie Wood *  | Defensive back  | 1960–71 | [71]
Andrew B. Turnbull | Executive  | 1923–27 | [72]
Howard "Cub" Buck | Offensive lineman  | 1921–25 | [73]
Bart Starr *  | Quarterback  | 1956–71 | [74]
Forrest Gregg *  | Offensive lineman  | 1956, 1958–70 | [75]
Charlie Mathys | Back  | 1922–26 | [76]
1978  | Ray Nitschke *  | Linebacker  | 1958–72 | [77]
Boyd Dowler | Wide receiver | 1959–69 | [78]
Paul "Tiny" Engebretsen | Offensive lineman  | 1934–41 | [79]
Lon Evans | Offensive lineman  | 1933–37 | [80]
George Whitney Calhoun | Executive  | 1919-46 | [81]
1979  | Nate Barragar | Center  | 1931–32, 1934–35 | [82]
Dominic Olejniczak | Executive  | 1950–89 | [83]
Pete Tinsley | Offensive lineman  | 1938–39, 1941–45 | [84]
Linebacker
Elijah Pitts | Running back  | 1961–69, 1971 | [85]
Carroll Dale | End  | 1965–72 | [86]
1981  | Lee Joannes | Executive  | 1930–47 | [87]
Chester "Swede" Johnston | Running back  | 1931, 1934–38 | [88]
Herb Adderley *  | Defensive back  | 1961–69 | [89]
Ken Bowman | Center  | 1964–73 | [90]
1982  | Gale Gillingham | Offensive lineman  | 1966–74, 1976 | [91]
Dave Robinson *  | Linebacker  | 1963–72 | [92]
Lou Brock | Back  | 1940–45 | [93]
Jack Vainisi | Scout | 1950–60 | [94]
1983  | Donny Anderson | Running back  | 1966–71 | [95]
Punter
Fred Carr | Linebacker  | 1968–77 | [96]
Fred Leicht | Executive  | 1925–77 | [97]
1984  | Frederick N. Trowbridge | Executive  | 1950–81 | [98]
Dan Currie | Linebacker  | 1958–64 | [99]
Eddie Jankowski | Back  | 1937–41 | [100]
Carl Mulleneaux | End  | 1938–41, 1945–46 | [101]
John Brockington | Running back  | 1971–77 | [102]
1985  | Phil Bengtson | Executive  | 1959–70 | [103]
Bud Svendsen | Center  | 1937, 1939 | [104]
Linebacker
Bob Jeter | Defensive back  | 1963–70 | [105]
1986  | Irv Comp | Back  | 1943–49 | [106]
Lee Roy Caffey | Linebacker  | 1964–69 | [107]
Wilner Burke | Band Director  | 1938–81 | [108]
1987  | E. S. Brusky | Team physician | 1962–90 | [109]
Deral Teteak | Linebacker  | 1952–56 | [110]
Offensive lineman
Chester Marcol | Placekicker  | 1972–80 | [111]
1988  | Bob Mann | End  | 1950–54 | [112]
Lionel Aldridge | Defensive lineman  | 1963–71 | [113]
Jerry Atkinson | Executive  | 1950–85 | [114]
1989  | Zeke Bratkowski | Quarterback  | 1963–68, 1971 | [115]
Ron Kostelnik | Defensive lineman  | 1961–68 | [116]
1991  | Gerald Francis Clifford | Executive  | 1922–52 | [117]
Jan Stenerud *  | Placekicker  | 1980–83 | [118]
Harry Jacunski | End  | 1939–44 | [119]
1992  | Al Schneider | Supporter  | 1942–83 | [120]
Lynn Dickey | Quarterback  | 1977, 1979–85 | [121]
Larry McCarren | Center  | 1973–84 | [122]
1993  | Art Daley | Journalist | 1942–2011 | [123]
Willie Buchanon | Defensive back  | 1972–78 | [124]
Johnnie Gray | Defensive back  | 1975–83 | [125]
1994  | Paul Coffman | Tight end  | 1978–85 | [126]
W. Webber Kelly | Team physician  | 1923–51 | [127]
Executive
Gerry Ellis | Fullback  | 1980–86 | [128]
1995  | William Brault | Hall of Fame founder  | 1966–94 | [129]
1996  | John Anderson | Linebacker  | 1978–89 | [130]
Lee Remmel | Team historian | 1945–2015 | [131]
1997  | Red Cochran | Coach  | 1959–66, 1971–2004 | [132]
Scout
Ezra Johnson | Defensive lineman  | 1977–87 | [133]
Travis Williams | Running back  | 1967–70 | [134]
1998  | Ken Ellis | Defensive back  | 1970–75 | [135]
Mark Murphy | Defensive back  | 1980–91 | [136]
Robert J. Parins | Executive  | 1982–89 | [137]
1999  | Tom Miller | Executive  | 1956–88 | [138]
James Lofton *  | Wide receiver  | 1978–86 | [139]
2000  | Ron Wolf *  | Executive  | 1991–2001 | [140]
2001  | Johnny Holland | Linebacker  | 1987–93 | [141]
Ray Scott | Sports commentator | 1956–68 | [142]
2002  | Vernon Biever | Photographer | 1946–2010 | [143]
Sterling Sharpe *  | Wide receiver  | 1988–94 | [144]
2003  | Mike Douglass | Linebacker  | 1978–85 | [145]
Jim Irwin | Sports commentator  | 1969–98 | [146]
2004  | Bob Harlan | Executive  | 1971-present  | [147]
2005  | Edgar Bennett | Running back  | 1992–96 | [148]
Don Majkowski | Quarterback  | 1987–92 | [149]
2006  | Reggie White *  | Defensive lineman  | 1993–98 | [150]
2007  | Robert Brooks | Wide receiver  | 1992–98 | [151]
LeRoy Butler *  | Defensive back  | 1990–2001 | [152]
2008  | Gilbert Brown | Defensive lineman  | 1993–99, 2001–03 | [153]
Frank Winters | Center  | 1992–2002 | [154]
Al Treml | Video director  | 1967–2001 | [155]
2009  | Dorsey Levens | Running back  | 1994–2001 | [156]
Antonio Freeman | Wide receiver  | 1995–2001, 2003 | [157]
2010  | Mark Chmura | Tight end  | 1992–99 | [158]
Marv Fleming | Tight end  | 1963–69 | [159]
Greg Koch | Offensive lineman  | 1977–85 | [160]
2011  | William Henderson | Fullback  | 1995–2006 | [161]
Frank Jonet | Executive  | 1919-51 | [162]
Marco Rivera | Offensive lineman  | 1996–2004 | [163]
2012  | Mike Holmgren | Coach  | 1992–98 | [164]
2013  | Emil Fischer | Executive  | 1926–58 | [165]
Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila | Defensive lineman  | 2000–08 | [166]
Chris Jacke | Placekicker  | 1989–96 | [167]
2014  | Ahman Green | Running back  | 2000–06, 2009 | [168]
Ken Ruettgers | Offensive lineman  | 1985–96 | [169]
2015  | Brett Favre *  | Quarterback  | 1992–2007 | [170]
2016  | Nick Collins | Defensive back  | 2005–11 | [171]
Chad Clifton | Offensive lineman  | 2000–11 | [172]
Russ Winnie | Sports commentator  | 1929–46 | [173]
2017  | Donald Driver | Wide receiver  | 1999–2012 | [174]
Mark Lee | Defensive back  | 1980–90 | [175]
2018  | Ryan Longwell | Placekicker  | 1997–2005 | [176]
Mark Tauscher | Offensive lineman  | 2000–10 | [177]
2019  | Ted Thompson | Executive  | 2005–17 | [178]
2021  | Al Harris | Defensive back  | 2003–10 | [179]
Charles Woodson *  | Defensive back  | 2006–12 | [180]
2022  | Tim Harris | Linebacker  | 1986–90 | [181]
Greg Jennings | Wide receiver  | 2006–12 | [181]
2023  | Jordy Nelson | Wide receiver  | 2008–17 | [182]
Josh Sitton | Offensive lineman  | 2008–15 | [182]
2024  | Clay Matthews III | Linebacker  | 2009–18 | [12]
Aaron Kampman | Defensive end  | 2002–09 | [12]

### Fan Hall of Fame

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The entrance to the Hall of Fame in 2007 A replica of Vince Lombardi's office at the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame The rotunda of the Hall of Fame Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame Fan Hall of Fame Inductees Induction year  | Inductee  | Hometown  | Refs

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1998  | Mel Knoke | Appleton, Wisconsin | [183]
1999  | Louis Gardipee | Black River Falls, Wisconsin | [184]
2000  | Ed Jablonski | Wausau, Wisconsin | [185]
2001  | Paul Mazzoleni | Green Bay, Wisconsin | [186]
2002  | Wanda Boggs | Brookfield, Wisconsin | [187]
2003  | Sister Isaac Jogues Rousseau | Milwaukee, Wisconsin | [188]
2004  | Dorothy Hanke | Milwaukee, Wisconsin  | [189]
2005  | Kathy Lazzaro | Milwaukee, Wisconsin  | [190]
2006  | Rich Barbera | River Vale, New Jersey | [191]
2007  | Richard 'Ike' Eisenhauer | Wauwatosa, Wisconsin | [192]
2008  | Allan Hale | Green Bay, Wisconsin  | [193]
2009  | Jim Becker | Racine, Wisconsin | [194]
2010  | Tom Little | Mount Sterling, Illinois | [195]
2011  | Rick Steele | Greensburg, Pennsylvania | [196]
2012  | Edward Fritsch | Sheboygan, Wisconsin | [197]
2013  | Vivian Scherf-Laabs | Cedarburg, Wisconsin | [198]
2014  | Steve Schumer | Gillette, New Jersey | [199]
2015  | Patricia Nevala | Menomonie, Wisconsin | [200]
2016  | Frank Lamping | Union Grove, Wisconsin | [201]
2017  | Marguerite "Mugs" Bachhuber | Green Bay, Wisconsin  | [202]
2018  | Amy Nelson | Fence, Wisconsin | [203]
2019  | Kari Bernier | Dyersburg, Tennessee | [15]
2020  | George Oudhuis | Rolling Prairie, Indiana | [204]
2021  | Jeff Yasik | Mazomanie, Wisconsin | [14]
2022  | John Breske | Elderon, Wisconsin | [16]
2023  | Dan Bogenschuetz | Sheboygan, Wisconsin  | [205]
2024  | John Brosig | Pound, Wisconsin | [206]

## See also

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* Wisconsin Athletic Walk of Fame
* Lists of Green Bay Packers players

## References

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Green Bay Packers

* Founded in 1919
* Based and headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin

Franchise|

Overview

* Team
* Green Bay Packers, Inc.
* Charitable Foundation
* Season-by-season results

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Notable people|

Founders

* Curly Lambeau & George Whitney Calhoun

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Personnel

* Coaches
* General managers
* Presidents

Players

* Lists of players
* All-Anniversary Team selections
* All-Decade Team selections
* All-Pro selections
* All-Rookie Team selections
* All-time roster
* Award winners
* Draft history
* Picks, 1936 to 1969
* Picks, 1970 to present
* First-round picks
* Hall of Famers
* Pro Bowlers
* Retired numbers
* Starting quarterbacks
* Team Hall of Fame
* Team records

Facilities|

Stadiums

* List of stadiums
* Current: Lambeau Field
* Past: Hagemeister Park
* Bellevue Park
* City Stadium
* Borchert Field
* Wisconsin State Fair Park
* Marquette Stadium
* Milwaukee County Stadium

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Other

* Rockwood Lodge
* St. Norbert College (training camp)
* Titletown District

Team history|

General

* History
* Home games in Milwaukee
* The Hungry Five
* Indian Packing Company
* Packers Heritage Trail

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Culture

* "Bang the Drum All Day"
* Bart Starr Award
* Cheerleaders
* Cheese League
* Cheesehead
* Dolly Gray impostor
* Fight song
* Lambeau Leap
* Lumberjack Band
* Packers sweep
* Receiver (statue)

Notable games

* 1940 NFL All-Star Game
* 1982 Los Angeles Rams–Green Bay Packers game
* 1997 NFC Championship Game
* 2007 NFC Championship Game
* 2009 NFC Wild Card playoff game
* 2010 NFC Championship Game
* 2013 Green Bay Packers–Dallas Cowboys game
* 2014 NFC Championship Game
* 2019 NFC Divisional playoff game
* 2019 NFC Championship Game
* 2020 NFC Championship Game
* 4th and 26
* Dez Caught It
* Fail Mary
* Favre's Dad Game
* Hail Larry
* Instant Replay Game
* Matt Flynn Game
* Miracle in Motown
* Snow Globe Game
* The Catch II
* The Ice Bowl
* The Snow Bowl
* We want the ball and we're going to score!

Rivalries

* Chicago Bears
* Dallas Cowboys
* Detroit Lions
* Minnesota Vikings
* New York Giants
* San Francisco 49ers
* Seattle Seahawks
* Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Championships|

Division (21)

* 1936
* 1938
* 1939
* 1944
* 1967
* 1972
* 1995
* 1996
* 1997
* 2002
* 2003
* 2004
* 2007
* 2011
* 2012
* 2013
* 2014
* 2016
* 2019
* 2020
* 2021

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Conference (9)

* 1960
* 1961
* 1962
* 1965
* 1966
* 1967
* 1996
* 1997
* 2010

League (13†)

* 1929
* 1930
* 1931
* 1936
* 1939
* 1944
* 1961
* 1962
* 1965
* 1966 (I)
* 1967 (II)
* 1996 (XXXI)
* 2010 (XLV)

Media|

Radio

* Packers Radio Network (WIXX in Green Bay, WRNW in Milwaukee)

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Television

* WGBA-TV
* WTMJ-TV
* Spectrum News 1 WI

Personnel

* Wayne Larrivee (play-by-play)
* Larry McCarren (color/analysis)

Related

* Lombardi (film)
* Lombardi (play)
* Pigskin Champions
* Pitch Perfect 2
* Second Effort
* That '70s Show
* The 60 Yard Line

Current affiliations|

Division

* North Division (2002–present)

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Conference

* National Football Conference (1970–present)

League

* National Football League (1921–present)

† does not include 1966 or 1967 NFL championships

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Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame members

* Herb Adderley
* Lionel Aldridge
* Donny Anderson
* John Anderson
* Jerry Atkinson
* Nate Barragar
* Phil Bengtson
* Edgar Bennett
* Vernon Biever
* Ken Bowman
* Zeke Bratkowski
* William Brault
* Charley Brock
* Lou Brock
* John Brockington
* Robert Brooks
* Gilbert Brown
* Hank Bruder
* E. S. Brusky
* Willie Buchanon
* Cub Buck
* Wilner Burke
* LeRoy Butler
* Lee Roy Caffey
* George Whitney Calhoun
* Tony Canadeo
* Al Carmichael
* Fred Carr
* Don Chandler
* Mark Chmura
* Gerald Francis Clifford
* Chad Clifton
* Red Cochran
* Paul Coffman
* Nick Collins
* Irv Comp
* Fred Cone
* Larry Craig
* Dan Currie
* Carroll Dale
* Art Daley
* Boob Darling
* Willie Davis
* Lynn Dickey
* Bobby Dillon
* LaVern Dilweg
* Mike Douglass
* Boyd Dowler
* Donald Driver
* Red Dunn
* Jug Earp
* Gerry Ellis
* Ken Ellis
* Paul Engebretsen
* Lon Evans
* Brett Favre
* Howie Ferguson
* Emil Fischer
* Marv Fleming
* Bill Forester
* Bob Forte
* Antonio Freeman
* Ted Fritsch
* Milt Gantenbein
* Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila
* Gale Gillingham
* Charles Goldenberg
* Johnnie Gray
* Ahman Green
* Forrest Gregg
* Hank Gremminger
* Dave Hanner
* Bob Harlan
* Al Harris
* Tim Harris
* William Henderson
* Arnie Herber
* Clarke Hinkle
* Johnny Holland
* Paul Hornung
* Billy Howton
* Cal Hubbard
* Don Hutson
* Jim Irwin
* Cecil Isbell
* Chris Jacke
* Harry Jacunski
* Ed Jankowski
* Greg Jennings
* Bob Jeter
* Lee Joannes
* Ezra Johnson
* Swede Johnston
* Frank Jonet
* Henry Jordan
* Bud Jorgensen
* Aaron Kampman
* W. Webber Kelly
* Gary Knafelc
* Greg Koch
* Ron Kostelnik
* Jerry Kramer
* Ron Kramer
* Curly Lambeau
* Joe Laws
* Mark Lee
* Fred Leicht
* Russ Letlow
* Dorsey Levens
* Verne Lewellen
* James Lofton
* Vince Lombardi
* Ryan Longwell
* Don Majkowski
* Bob Mann
* Chester Marcol
* John Martinkovic
* Charlie Mathys
* Clay Matthews
* Larry McCarren
* Max McGee
* Johnny Blood
* Mike Michalske
* Tom Miller
* Bob Monnett
* Carl Mulleneaux
* Mark Murphy
* Jordy Nelson
* Ray Nitschke
* Dominic Olejniczak
* Robert J. Parins
* Elijah Pitts
* Baby Ray
* Lee Remmel
* Jim Ringo
* Marco Rivera
* Dave Robinson
* Tobin Rote
* Ken Ruettgers
* Al Schneider
* Ray Scott
* Sterling Sharpe
* Josh Sitton
* Bob Skoronski
* Bart Starr
* Jan Stenerud
* Bud Svendsen
* George Svendsen
* Mark Tauscher
* Jim Taylor
* Deral Teteak
* Ted Thompson
* Fred Thurston
* Pete Tinsley
* Al Treml
* Frederick N. Trowbridge
* Andrew B. Turnbull
* Andy Uram
* Jack Vainisi
* Reggie White
* Jesse Whittenton
* Dick Wildung
* Travis Williams
* Russ Winnie
* Frank Winters
* Ron Wolf
* Willie Wood
* Whitey Woodin
* Charles Woodson

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