Way, way cool!!!
The Sneezer's Big Boy Plate?
And there have to be similar photos of Ryan Longwell at the local Applebee's.
And there have to be similar photos of Ryan Longwell at the local Applebee's.
George Teague, a safety who was one of the Packers' 1st-round picks in 1993, turns 43 today. He helped hold the Lions' Barry Sanders to minus-1 yard in an NFC wild-card playoff game at Lambeau Field on New Year's Eve 1994.
While I grew tired of George's lack of speed as his GBP career went on, I will forever hold him in high esteem for his leveling of TO on the dallass star.
He learned that from being a GBP. 
That was pretty great, and TO wonders why everyone thought he was\is a douchebag.
I looked and was unable to find a video of Teague's 101 yard interception return against the Loins, I was going to post that too.
On this date in Packers history....
THE VIKINGS STILL SUCK ASS!!!
Go Packers
THE VIKINGS STILL SUCK ASS!!!
Go Packers
Originally Posted by Caveman:
There could be similar pics of Mike McCarthy out there at the Old Country Buffet
Al photobomb
Originally Posted by Shoeless Joe:
I looked and was unable to find a video of Teague's 101 yard interception return against the Loins, I was going to post that too.
Too bad. That was a helluva game!
As I recall, the Pack had struggled most of the game on offense, it was fairly late in the 4th quarter, and the Loins were deep in Packers territory/in the red zone, driving for a score that would've sealed the game for them.
Then, that INT...and seeing the return open up!
If memory is still serving, Teague was so slow, they started the replay before he reached the end zone.
Two things I noticed while watching that clip.
- Dierdorf drooling over the Favrian play and barely mentioning Hendo.
- Rodgers makes that play going to his left without having to stop and plant.
1. Rodgers makes that play 30 yards down the field, not to a guy 10 yards away with two guys closing in fast.
2. One of the best plays made by the under-appreciated (by those not in GB) Henderson. Before Kuhn, there was Henderson and he was good.
And we all know a country mile is far longer than a city mile!
Happy big 5-0 Majik!
After further review, TBSS!
that really was an incredible pass no matter what else.
and seeing guys wearing real, actual shoulder pads always warms my heart.
love the cameras showing that lady opening her jacket to show her "bears suck" sweater too.
Didn't see the lady with the Bears Suck sweater. What time?
Jeff "White Lightning" Query.
it actually says 'chicago bears suck' boss. at 5:22.
'sucks' is not that clear but I remember the days of that sweatshirt.
and Iron Mike is sure looking fancy in that hat.
Man, what a blast from the past!
I love seeing some of the guys that were around then as Boris mentioned.
Reuttgers, Sharpe, Tim Lewis, even Tony Mandarich....too cool!
Thank you, guys.
This was BDTV (Before DirecTV). I was at Pacific Beach Sports Bar here in San Diego. Since the Packers always sucked, all they gave me was a small TV in the back room. Needless to say, I was the only Packer Fan there watching. I didn't get any sound either. So all I could do was guess what was being said by the announcers.
Yes indeed! A Blast From the Past!
Hard to choose between Majik's miracle and the Rodgers-to-Cobb bomb as to which was the better dagger into the hearts of Bears fans! Both are soooo satisfying.
Both were wonderful daggers to be sure, but this still takes the taco considering the stakes behind the stake:
2010, Raji played a lot of NT that season, where he belongs.
Between the Raji play and the Cobb play, I'd say the GBP have more than exorcised the ghosts of 1985 and that Fridge embarrassment.
Maybe George Cumby can show his face in public again.
On this date in 2001, Brett Favre signed a "lifetime contract" with the Packers. It was the NFL's first $100 million deal.
Heck, every time he threw the ball up for grabs in a playoff game, I suffered for a lifetime.
But, his contract was a ceiling-breaker at the time.
...that, at the time, most of us agreed with. My, how I've changed.
Bob Skoronski, 80 today, started on Packers line with Gregg, Kramer, Thurston from 1959 to 1966. This is from 1967.
...if you added their uniform numbers you get 278?
6 years ago Brett Favre made the announcement that he was retiring.
Has anyone ever heard what ever happened to him since then?
He's working the Kiln mall every christmas as a santa.
