Top 5 All-Time Packers· Page 5

Gravedigga
Registered

15 years ago

Wow...I'm flabbergasted. I know there is hatred for Favre, but my gosh, he took us to the Superbowl 2x and MVP 3 straight years.

I'm going to say :
Favre
Reggie
Star
Butler
Nitschke

But there could be SO many more. Sharpe, Driver, Ahman Green, Max Mcgee, Chumura, even Edgar Bennett, Jim Taylor. Wow...we have a great list!

"longtimefan" wrote:

I agree, any list that doesn't include Favre should be removed. I will contact management about this.

"Gravedigga" wrote:

WHY?

Its a person opinion on THEIR FAVORITE..Maybe liked their ass in the tight pants ( tromz)...maybe someone gave them something, or what ever..

So why not just let it be whom they want?

1 Reggie
2 Brett
3 Sterling
4 Woodson
5 Eddie Lee

Better clear # 5 with a few people might not agree with it

"K_Buz" wrote:

No need to clear this one with management. #5 is fine so far as #4 who you have listed as #2 is your #1.

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wpr
Preferred Member

15 years ago

#42

Makes me want to pull Brent off my list.
He may well be one one the greatest players in the NFL of all time but his ego and the actions of Favre-ites make him less and less desirable all the time. I could always add him back in 20 or 30 years.
TO and Moss may be great WR but I would never put either on one my list of great WR because of their attitude baggage.

earthquake
Member

15 years ago

#43

1. Reggie White
2. Bart Star
3. Brett Favre
4. Don Hutson
5. Ray Nitschke

Reggie, a class act all around, you'de be hard pressed to find a player more dominate at his position in the history of the nfl.

Star, the most efficient playoff quarterback ever to play the game, he doesnt have the records that Favre does, but he sure won a hell of a lot more important games.

Favre, while i've lost a good deal of respect for him, there is something to be said for what he(and Reggie, Holmgren, etc) did to bring this team out of the dumps

Hutson, He was Jerry rice before Jerry rice was Jerry rice.... yeah. The first real vertical passing threat in a league that favored the run.

Nitschke, one of the most feared LB's to ever play the game.

For me its hard to put anyone but Hall-of-famers on here, being the "Top 5 ALL-Time". Woodson has to be my favorite current player, but needs to stick around a few more years to be considered with the guys above.

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obi1
Registered

15 years ago

#44

How could i NOT put Bob Harlan on my list?
One of the nicest most outgoing "Packer" people i have ever met. When i went up to watch practice one day, i stopped at the front desk and asked if he was in. The lady asked "Do you have an appointment?" and i saod "No, i was just hoping to meet him." She called his office, and i heard her say "Ok Bob....i'll tell him." I of course EXPECTED to hear "Mr. Harlan is busy" but instead heard "He'll be down in a few minutes."
A couple minutes later, here is is, strolling across the Atrium floor! He talked with me, and let me get a pic taken with him! How many Presidents of a major sports franchose would do that???

"Cheesey" wrote:

Cheesey, I also met the guy... several weeks ago at the Wisconsin Sports hall of fame ceremony.

Super guy! He was VERY congenial and respectful.

+1

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VinceLambeauStarr
Member

15 years ago

#45

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