ESPN Most Memorable plays

Favre to Freeman was better.

Rodgers to Jennings in the super bowl was the best yet, the one where he had a fraction of in inch to spare with Jennings in stride

The fact that the DB tipped the ball made the catch all the more amazing.

Marshall running the wrong way needs to replace Tommy Freaking Kramer and complete the Minny Loser Trifecta.

There's also the last play of the game TD by the Cardinals in 2006 that took the NFC North title away from the Vikings and gave to the Packers.

 

The number of times the Vikings have choked away a milestone victory on a single play is pretty remarkable.

2003, not 2006.  Nate Poole for the win:

sniff***sniff

 

that play still brings so many tears of joy each time I see it (and hear it)...so proud to be a Packer fan...

 

thanks, Fedya!

You'll need to free up 12 minutes and 29 seconds from your schedule. Trust me, it's worth it. 

I think the Vikings have had far more than 12-1/2 minutes of misery. 

The credits are freakin awesome.

It can only be Bart's TD in the Ice Bowl. If that play doesn't happen the Packers don't win 3 straight Championships and Lombardi doesn't become the greatest coach ever. 

 

If your talking about the most meaningful play, I agree with Starr sneak.  If your talking about most memorable play, how can it not be this one....

 

Meaningful, memorable, impactful, critical, unforgettable.

 

It has to be Starr and the Ice Bowl. It's not just Packer history it's one of the most iconic plays in NFL history. 

On that Freeman catch:  horrible pass by Favre...we got lucky, too.  The ViQueens should've just spiked the ball on the botched field goal attempt.  It was 3rd down when the inadvertent pass was picked off.  More of a Viqueen meltdown than a Packer moment.

 

But I get it...a great way to end the game and beat a division rival....and on national TV, too yet!!!  A triple bonus.

 

All of those things are great, and the pass was horrible, but the catch and the concentration and complete LUCKY bounce off the shoulder, was near impossible. You would never be able to replicate that play, really that catch.  

That particular play by Free was a once-in-a-lifetime moment, but I think he made much more spectacular plays. TOG used to get him killed leading him across the middle, yet he made many great catches in those situations.

JMHO; yours may vary.

Surprised the AZ Cardinals and Packers playoff game wasn't on the list

The Nate Poole game should definitely be on there

There's also a special place in my heart for the Al Harris pick 6 against Seattle