Probably my favorite moment in modern Packers history. Feel free to post your favorite moments.
It's silly season right now...we could all use a reminder why we are Packers fans.
IMO.
Hearing Kevin Greene say "It is time" to Clay Matthews in the Super Bowl will forever give me chills.
— Hogg (@HoggNFL) December 21, 2020
RIP Legend. pic.twitter.com/UbBZMawkGe
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I'll never forget this one:
Or this:
@RochNyFan posted:I'll never forget this one:
I was at that game.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4Uqm9Gnd_FM
One of my favorites
It’s always now, unless we remember stuff. And then it is a then that seems like now.
But I loved that quote!
@RochNyFan posted:I'll never forget this one:
Harris handed a friend of mine's father that ball. 
@RochNyFan posted:I'll never forget this one:
I was there !!!!!!!!!!!
i still love the favre to taylor pass to beat the bengals. too lazy to post the video
also will never forget the td pass to corey bradford to beat the vikings in 1999.
Watched it on TV when I was knee-high to a grasshopper, but I still remember it!
@The Grinder posted:I was there !!!!!!!!!!!
Me too!
@The Grinder posted:I was there !!!!!!!!!!!
I was watching with my kids. Even though they were very young we all literally jumped off the couch together when Harris stepped up and made the pick. I'll never forget that moment. Can't even imagine how the stadium must have exploded.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCSbmCVe3wo
It's a minor moment, but I still think it's Charles Woodson's best play, and one I remember fondly. That year he won defensive player of the year he was phenomenal.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Green...ray_lewis_in_a_2001/
How can we ever forget this
This was the only one I could find that the NFL hadn't blocked.
Here's one of my favorites: https://fb.watch/jhs0uq0dem/
@YooperPackfan posted:https://www.reddit.com/r/Green...ray_lewis_in_a_2001/
How can we ever forget this
I was at that game. It was maybe the most fun one I’ve been to.
Never forget - at the 2:30 mark
Having been introduced to the Packers by my dad when Lombardi walked the sidelines, there are MANY great memories.
F*** the Bears, I still own you.
@H5 posted:Having been introduced to the Packers by my dad when Lombardi walked the sidelines, there are MANY great memories.
The storyteller makes no choice, soon you will not hear his voice
His job is to shed light and not to master
Since the end is never told, we pay the teller off in gold
In hopes he will come back, but he cannot be bought or sold
My dad was a huge Packers fan. He thought the world of Lombardi and how he approached life. Dad was diagnosed with cancer in '69. He cried when Lombardi died in '70. Dad died 18 months later. I never stop thinking about the games we shared and the ones we couldn't.
Oh man love this topic. Favorite memory of meeting famous Packers was my junior high football banquets. The speaker one year was Bart Starr and the other year was Ray Nitschke. Nitshcke said where are the linebackers! I played LB so I got my picture taken with Ray but sadly the picture got ruined by water whne the roof leaked.
Favorite games:
Super Bowl 31 I am man enough to admit I cried like a baby when they won it all. I am too young to remember the Lombardi years (born in 66) and having lived through the dark years I never thought I would see it.
NFCG over Carolina. I was honestly floored they made the Super Bowl
Beating the Steelers in the Super Bowl. Man that team was good and in its prime
Bears game in the monsoon on MNF
Chester Marcol scoring. We were all jumping up and down for that one
Freeman with that wild catch against the Spermheads. "he did what?!" Call from Al Michaels was awesome.
And on the theme of sharing Packers memories with my dad. When I left for the military and was overseas my dad would tape the games and send them to me every week. This was in the days before the internet so those tapes still bring me great memories. Also, listening to the games on the radio when we were working on the farm. We couldn't always take the time to sit and watch but loved listening.
@The Heckler posted:Also, listening to the games on the radio when we were working on the farm. We couldn't always take the time to sit and watch but loved listening.
Jim Irwin:
"You're listening to the Green Bay Packers Radio Network"
We listened on the way home from duck/goose/pheasant hunting most Sundays in the Fall.
He's so old he used to be white?
So many, but this is first one that comes to mind. So few big wins back then.
Pack beat reigning SB Champs on Monday Night Football GB 48, Wash 47
