Don Hutson?
Boyd Dowler?
[Not before but] James Jones in weeks 1-3 of the 2015 season. 
It was Don Hutson in 1943.
ammo shot first, AZPB was definitive.
Who caught all 3 of Rodger's TD passes in Packers 21-13 NFC N-clinching win at Chi in week 15, 2012?
No takers? It was James Jones of course!
The 2012 leader in TD receptions at 14. I don't expect him to repeat that or replace Jordy but I'm happy to have him, and his experience back.
@Packerpedia: OTD in 1992: New acquisition Brett Favre comes off bench to erase 20-7 4th Q deficit, finds Kitrick Taylor for 35-yd TD w/ 13 seconds left.
Sort of like some stupid movie thread poster.
Sept 16, 1962: "The Packers launched a 13-1, NFL Championship season by routing Minnesota 34-7. Paul Hornung accounted for 28 points by scoring 3 TDs, kicking 2 field goals and 4 extra points."
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Injury update, 50 years ago.
9/28/1965: Those #Packers are QB Bart Starr (foot), E Boyd Dowler (ankle), FB Jim Taylor (leg) and HB Paul Hornung (neck) ...
— Packers Dynasty (@packers656667) September 28, 2015
Lambeau this year. Not saying you can hear a pin drop when the Packers are playing offense.
Nice article on one of GB's old hot spots.
As a young musician, I played there numerous times.
Fabulous picture.
Today in 1962: Packers top Lions, 9-7, in game that would become the subject of W.C. Heinz's book "Run to Daylight". pic.twitter.com/HPwWa7AAil
— Packers History (@HistoricPackers) October 7, 2015
Not a This Date, but Jeff Ash [re]tweeted a few tidbits on the Ice Bowl.
Gametime temp at the Ice Bowl was 15 below. No jersey pockets, no hand warmers, and in many cases no gloves! pic.twitter.com/epBsQ2CXit
— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) December 10, 2015#Packers LB Dave Robinson wore brown gloves. Told equipment guy Lombardi wouldn't notice. He didn't. https://t.co/SZDKXnMDuv
— Jeff Ash (@JeffAshGB) December 10, 2015More gloveless players from the Ice Bowl. Amazing. pic.twitter.com/a3HGGxXvKh
— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) December 10, 2015The elements, the stakes involved, the personalities, the history made.
The final drive.
Greatest game in NFL history.
On this day in #Packers history: The Ice Bowl ❄️��
WATCH: https://t.co/YazicG6WXY
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) December 31, 2015
And after the game much of the team went to Appleton to The Left Guard Steakhouse. The heating broke down but the guys were so toasted many didn't even notice it.
The bandwagon broke an axle.
Bart is 82 tomorrow....what a weekend, Pack in the playoffs and Bama in the championship game.
Happy Birthday Mr Packer!
It's quite amazing that the impact of this deal didn't last longer than 15 years.
On this date in 1974: Packers traded 2 #1's, 2 #2's & a 3rd rd pick to Rams for 34-yr old QB John Hadl. Worst trade in team history.
— Packerpedia (@Packerpedia) October 23, 2016
13 years ago today @Favre4Official played the game of his life in tribute to his father. #packers #favre https://t.co/ZastA4ZqOI
— John (@jrehor) December 22, 2016
To me, this is also known as the day Sherman lost total control of Favre (if he ever had any). The WRs gave Favre A LOT of help that night.
Remembering Don Hutson: He led league in receptions 8x. Led in receiving yards 7x. Led in TD receptions 9x. All of those remain NFL records.
— Packerpedia (@Packerpedia) January 31, 2017
Remembering Don Hutson 100 years after his birth: His 99 career TD receptions remained an NFL record for over 40 years. Ahead of his time. pic.twitter.com/LH8vOWwYGC
— Packerpedia (@Packerpedia) January 31, 2017
#Packers legend and member of the @ProFootballHOF Don Hutson was born 100 years ago today. Hutson is credited with inventing pass patterns. pic.twitter.com/OcIrz8Fbsk
— Packerpedia (@Packerpedia) January 31, 2017
"I certainly didn't have much success building a plan to stop him"
Dom Capers.
Love, hate, tolerate. He was a piece of the puzzle.
The future became now on this date 25 years ago today, when the Packers traded for @Favre4Official pic.twitter.com/sx1pzMhp7S
— John (@jrehor) February 11, 2017
Pack gets White for $17 million Tiny Green Bay makes biggest offer
FA has come a long way.
The salary cap in '94 (the year after White signed) was $34.608 million. White got $17 mil over 4 years, with the 2017 cap being $167 mil that works out roughly $82 mil over 4 years ($20.5 mil average) in 2017 terms. Von Miller owns the fattest contract in the NFL right now at $114 mil over 6 years ($19.083). Reggie got a pretty hefty deal even by 2017 standards, it was worth it though. That's the kind of UFA you overpay for.
ChilliJon posted:"I certainly didn't have much success building a plan to stop him"
Dom Capers.
Or anyone else for that matter.
http://www.packershistory.net/1943PACKERS.html
On this day (April 8th) in Packer history, in the 1943 NFL draft, the Packers draft 30 players in Chicago. Scroll down about a third of the page.