Ah, the old facial rub on a QB TD sneak. And whoever that DB was the Brockington trucked never wanted to play in the cold anyway much less have to take down the meanest knees in GB history!
Having a blast with Super Bowl XXXI Champion ANDRE RISON at the Redwood Inn in Green Bay. Come join us. And they've got the best fish fry in Green Bay!@MNPackman posted:
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Blake Bortles
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@Pikes Peak posted:Blake Bortles
Hereâs an interesting question. The Packers win the Super Bowl this year. Does Blake get a ring??
He does. But then he has to give it back after a week.
Just because...
Vince Workman
Yup, Reggie was out of bounds.
I thought somebody on in the media went back and recorded all of the tackles that would have been considered sacks for Deacon Jones.
They did. There's unofficial totals now including 1960-1981.
Bubba Baker has the unofficial single season record. Deacon Jones has an unofficial 173.5 career sacks.
Which puts him in 3rd place, 25 sacks behind Reggie.
But can he turn a toaster into a wrist watch??
@packerboi posted:Hereâs an interesting question. The Packers win the Super Bowl this year. Does Blake get a ring??
Isn't that the Packers' choice?
@JimBobDuggar posted:Vince Workman
Pookie!
@Fedya posted:Isn't that the Packers' choice?
The winning team can typically present any number of rings to whomever they choose, including usually, but not limited to: players (active roster, inactive roster, or injured reserve), coaches, trainers, executives, personnel, and general staff. Some teams have given rings to former players and coaches that were on the team at some point during the season, despite not having been on the winning roster for the Super Bowl itself. Sometimes a team will make rings available to fans as part of a charity raffle. ... Per the CBA, players that were on the winning team's practice squad at the time of the Super Bowl victory are also entitled to a ring, but it can be one of lesser value.
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Wayne Simmons (RIP) - loved his intensity
Terdell Middleton (RIP) - great name had 1 very good season in 1978
Ezra Johnson - unofficially 20.5 sacks in 1978 (before sacks were a stat) and impressively ate a hot dog on the sideline during a pre-season game
Ed West
"The Toolbox".
@Fandame posted:Today, unfortunately, that play would have been blown dead on instant replay...
You just made me miss Jim and Max hugelyâĶI always played soccer on Sundays so had to listen to the games to and from my games. Good memories.
Trivia without looking it up: who was the starting TE for the SB45 champs post Finley injury? I got stuck on this last night.
Technically no one. They started 4 WR. ( Yah, I looked it up.) 
There needs to be a 'fill in the blank' thought balloon over Bart's head.
Frankie Neal
@Chongo posted:Ed West
Back in 1989 during Packers offseason, Ed West played intramural basketball at UW-Green Bay as he was a part time student there. My roommate was on his team.
He wasnât a dominant hoops player but when he had a chance at a rebound, it was his. You wouldnât necessarily have known he was a pro athlete in watching him play but he did have one exceptional quality. For a guy with huge arms, his hands were incredibly quick and when he struck his hands on the ball as he gathered a rebound, you could hear the sound reverberate throughout the gym. I imagine that quick striking ability with his hands helped him become an exceptional blocker at TE.