Boom. In the Kiel collection.
That better be a shot from your phone or a scan.
No sir.
The original is deep in a box in storage.
Why?
Ahman Green, Tim Harris, Bryce Paup and even Finley would all be solid
contributors to this squad. Though McNally would be quite an entertaining addition
Fedya posted:Vince Lombardi. Because he wouldn't take his foot off the gas with a big lead.
You are rong. In the 1961 Championship game the Packers beat the Giants 37-0. Most of the players claim the Packers could have scored 60 or more but Vince felt sorry for his old pals on the Giants and had his guys let.
1. Bart Starr. Only lost 1 playoff game and since this essentially a playoff game, I'd take him.
2. Willie Wood. He even scared Ray.
3. Dave Robinson. Always made big plays when really needed.
4. Henry Jordan. Quick as a cat DT.
5 Forrest Gregg. Premier OT of his time.
Leroy Butler would be a nice help too. Someone to really run the defense.
Let's stop naming players that haven't been named yet. This is a pretty short list.
chickenboy posted:Blair Kiel posted:Boom. In the Kiel collection.
What a exquisite neck brace. And also those weird facemasks that were around for awhile. And for DH 13, I did Google the spelling of exquisite.
Oh bravo. Welcome to Google.
El-Ka-Bong posted:Woodson. This was easy
With yah!!
D, either Hendricks or Nitscke
O, Sharp or Levens
ST, Travis Wiiliams
Fritz Shurmur.
Because #CapersSucks
I think Al Harris would help this team the most right now. With some health our D lline will get pressure and we're good at safety and LB. I think our most glaring weakness is at CB. So that leaves Harris and Woodson and Tramon. Out of those 3, I believe Harris was the best shutdown cornerback. He could match up with anyone. Woodson would be pretty special too, maybe more so.
I think a lot of players from the 90s and earlier would be too slow to be effective in todays NFL. Hell, Harris might have been too slow in todays NFL.
Regardless, a really good topic for discussion. 
ChilliJon posted:Let's stop naming players that haven't been named yet. This is a pretty short list.
Damn. I was just about to mention Ed "Toolbox" West too.
Woodson, Reggie White, Sharpe, Lofton, Collins. Hutson
The list ends right about there.
Bryce Paup in the 3/4 had 17.5 sacks one year... methinks he'd do ok on this team.
EC Pack posted:Except for Plaxico Burress......
yeah.. Except for Plaxico Burress 
Charles Woodson or Reggie White for me.
That Brett Favree' guy must have been a 'plug'?
Lofton would change the offense the most.
Reggie is the best player to ever play the game in Green and Gold. If you disagree imagine playing tackle as he gives his patented Hump move to you and then you get to spit blood out until your ribs heal.
Hi Doc!!!
Happy Great New Year to everyone!
Rusty posted:Jason Spitz
Delete this! Brings back nightmares. And these nightmares have nothing to do with Jason Spitz.
There are a couple of defensive players who would dominate their matchup but the way to neutralize that is to go away from them. It's not like the current Packers are so skilled across the board that there's only one place to attack them.
I'd pick Ahman Green (in his prime, of course). someone who could supply a homerun threat from the running back position simply because of his quickness and speed. That would be a Tecmo offense.
Don Hutson. Double-Threat. He can make plays on offense (WR) and defense (S).
GrainBelt66 posted:#3
Interestingly enough, look at who #3 is.....
Everyone's favorite wife-beater?
And I figured you'd rather have Trini Lopez anyway.
(BTW: The movie will be on TCM 7:00 AM Thursday.)
Walter Stanley for the win, Alex!
Max McGee on the radio call..."he is gone!"
Circle does not get the square. 
I'll take "Swords" for $400, Alex.
Yep, thought about you last week, Fedya, when Cool Hand Luke was on TCM.
It's on again Tuesday night as part of the TCM spotlight on prison movies.
