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The greatest Packers player ever?
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08:10 AM ET 06.20 | Though as the man who acquired Brett Favre for a first-round draft pick in 1992, Ron Wolf may be biased, he still had some strong words when asked about how Favre left town. Q. You were the man responsible for bringing quarterback Brett Favre to the Packers. How do you feel about the way the two sides parted ways? A: I'm not familiar with any schism, because I'm not around here. He retired, and I watched all of that from Florida. And then suddenly he came back. ... To me, Brett Favre and I are like connected at the hips. I feel strong loyalty to Brett Favre. When I got here, Don Huston was the greatest player ever to play for the Green Bay Packers. I think everybody will tell you now, the greatest player ever to play for the Packers is Brett Favre. That's his legacy.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOO. See I told you all not to pissoff the interns!!! The nameless one has been brought out again
Mr Steeler
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The "Greatest Packer Player" never met Vince Lombardi? I dunno about that.
Hatrunner
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As a share holder, my vote is Vince Lombardi.
Jim in Houston
Houston , TX
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But player, I'd vote for Don.
Jim in Houston
Houston , TX
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He's not even the greatest QB. He may have been more flambouyant on the field, but Starr was the better player.
SouthernBlueFan
Auburn , AL
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Hornung, Starr, Kramer, McGee, Nitschke...there's some tough competition for that honor.
Debbie Does
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They couldn't find a picture of him in a Packer uniform?
Debbie Does
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Maybe the best at "Pack"ing his bags to get outta town.
GoPSULions
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Well I guess if you look at how many games he played only.........................
Mr Steeler
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Let's see Brett Fave One Super Bowl win, Bart Starr 2 Super Bowl Wins, that eliminates Brett!!!
Not4Nutten
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Reggie White, anyone?
h2opololpunk
Gainesville, FL
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Wow... a Favre thread.
I see the interns are dusting off the oldies today.
Melman
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Mercenaries don't count.
SteveDallas
Amarillo, TX
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Must be has-been day on T & R.
SteveDallas
Amarillo, TX
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Aren't the Green Bay faithful screaming blasphemy about having a Packers thread with a picture of their former quarterback in a Vikings uniform?
Stuart MacDougal
Indianapolis, IN
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You called that one Steeler!
Mangler.
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And Bart Starr played most of his career before the Superbowl era. He called his own plays, too.
Debbie Does
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I would only choose a lifetime Packer for that honor.
THE BISHOP!
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By that logic, Bobby Orr would be ineligible for the title of Greatest Bruin Ever, although I don't think anyone would say he's not.
Greatest Saint ever? Not Drew Brees?
Greatest Jet ever? Not Jen Sterger?
Debbie Does
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Here we go again.
Robataille
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