If looking at the entire history of the Packers, I'd add one to your list,

Originally Posted by: macbob 

I was looking a little closer at this list. I do not see how Don Majkowski can be listed ahead of Lynn Dickey. Lynn has better stats in nearly every category.

Majkowski:
22-26-1 (45.8%)
68 games (49 starts)
889 of 1,667 passes (55.3%)
10,870 yards
56 TD passes and 56 INTs (73.5 QB Rating)
rushing 199 times for 1,037 yards (5.2 ypc) with 9 TD
one Pro Bowl

Dickey:
36-41-2 (46.8%)
81 games (79 starts)
1,304 of 2,249 passes (58%)
17,771 yards
116 TD passes and 119 INTs. (73.8 QB rating)
rushing 108 times for 42 yards (0.4 ypc) with 8 TD

Originally Posted by: wpr 

I remember the sign at the famous MNF game Washington visiting the Pack where Howard Cossell was afraid to show up. The sign read " You may beat our Packers but you will never lick our Dickey" That was so many years ago but it just sticks in my head when I hear Lynn's name. If he would of had an o-line it is hard to tell what kind of records he could of set with the likes of Lofton and Jefferson at wr and Paul Coffman at TE. All 3 were Pro Bowl players.

Originally Posted by: dhazer 

Maybe with talent such as he had at WR and TE, Dickey is being a bit over rated.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

What are you in competition with Dipshit Jamie Dukes now? I'd rather have a good to great o-line and adequate receivers than great receivers and no o-line. Dickey got the piss beat out of him, more than Lord Byron even.



Dukes said something like the only reason Rodgers is any good because his receivers are always wide open. And that guy gets paid well to be an analyst.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

What are you in competition with Dipshit Jamie Dukes now? I'd rather have a good to great o-line and adequate receivers than great receivers and no o-line. Dickey got the piss beat out of him, more than Lord Byron even.

Dukes said something like the only reason Rodgers is any good because his receivers are always wide open.
And that guy gets paid well to be an analyst.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

Ha, I never seen the guy play, it was more of a question than a statement. Someone mentioned that he had two Hall of Fame WR to throw to... well ... common sense would say most QB's could have done pretty well with that tandem. Ahem, Terry Bradshaw.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool