#45- Clarke Hinkle

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I didn't know that Hinkle switched from 30 to 45 for one season, and then switched back. I would've posted Quinn Johnson.

Like Pack said, not a lot of strong candidates for these 40 numbers.



#46 Vince Workman

[img_l]http://www.nfl.com.mx/imagerepository/tunnell_emlen.JPG[/img_l]

Another 45. Not in the Packers uni in this pic but he did wear 45 when he played for GB.
He is now a Hall of Famer. Emlen Tunnel

#46.....Vince(Pooky)Workman

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&source=hp&q=vince+workman&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=thB2S53CD8ef8AaP-530CQ&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4&ved=0CCUQsAQwAw 

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#47 Roland Mitchell

#48 Al "Hoagy" Carmichael

Two I would add:

Another forgotten contributor from the Lombardi years, #36, Ben Wilson:

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And with Travis Williams, the running back I remember most from my youth, #44, Donny Anderson, the "Golden Palomino" (He also was a pretty fair left-footed punter. From Wikipedia: originated concept of "hang time"; punted 63 times in 1967, only 13 were returned, for a total of 22 yards.)

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#49 Ed West

Only wore #49 for 1 year, had #86 for around 10 years at Green Bay, just couldn't think of anyone else.

That is because only 2 players wore #49 for more than a year. And they only wore it for 2 years each. (Walt Kiesling 35-36 & Dan Orlich 49-50).
Most of the players who wore that number also wore another number in Green Bay.

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