I saw this on Facebook and decided to post it here too.

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The Ice Bowl play is the obvious #1. After that, Chester Marcol, Don Majkowski, maybe Antonio Freeman's catch, Don Chandler's FG in whatever order you want. Maybe Freeman's catch being #5.

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I can not believe I left Al Harris TD off. It was in my original notes.

You now can do multiple votes.

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You're liking this software, huh? 😉

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Yes sir. Always have. There are a few things I struggle with on the site but I am learning and you are making improvements.

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The Ice Bowl QB sneak was more about the drive and the 60s Packers as a whole than it was a single play. I would argue that entire game defines the Green Bay Packers, but I can't vote for a QB sneak as the top play in the history of Lambeau.[-(

I voted for "He Did What?"

That play was absurd on so many levels and might be a once in a lifetime type of finish.

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What is "He Did What?" I don't know what you are talking about. Did I miss something?

As for the Ice Bowl play, as nerdmann says, it is the obvious #1. It's not just the play itself, it's the circumstances and what the play represents. It was a gritty play. It was Green Bay football.

Maybe after that, I go Harris, Freeman, Marcol, Levens.

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"He did what?" is the Freeman catch. It the call by Al Michaels.

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Of coarse- The QB sneak by Bart Starr was greatest play in LF history. There was no way, a Packer running back was going to run the bsll into endzone, in that very icey field conditions of LF. Nobody expected a QB sneak by Bart Starr. A regular running play by the packer running was called by Bart Starr .Unknown to the Packer team , Bart and Vince and he decided to run a QB sneak instead, It worked and Packer beat the Cowboys 21 to 17 & won NFL Championship at LF .Packers went on to win Super Bowl II. And in that -17 degree temp and wind chill factor of -48. There was TD scored and there woild be no FG attempt to put the game into OT. And as Vince was quoted as saying to Bart Starr . "Run the play and let get the "Hell" out of here!!!!!
All at Capacity Crowd at LF would agree to that Statement by Vince.

There has never been a bigger celebration of New years Eve in Green Bay on December 31, 1967 after that Packer ice Bowl victory. , Beer and booze flowed at the drinking establishments in Green Bay until wee hours of morning of New Year Day -1968.

I had good good fortune to be at Ice Bowl and New years Celebration in GB.

Awesome post, PWT36. My aunt was at that game too.

It is the most famous play in the history of the entire NFL.

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