Packers Top 25 Plays of All Time (Super bowl Era)
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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2021
- Here are my opinions on the Packers top plays of all time. It was a hard decision but I was able to figure it out eventually. Being a Packers fan is basically the best and what would I do without the Green Bay Packers. Basiclly, this video makes you and shows you why being a Packer fan is the best and shows facts of the plays itself. Without further ado, I present my choices for the Green Bay Packers Top 25 plays of all time. Here we go
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Nic Collins his injury may have cost the Packers 2-3 Superbowls. That's how key a player he was before he got injured.
Facts
Unfortunately. Miss that guy in our backfield.
@@gabbyjim8943 He could have been a faster version of Leroy Butler
This might be the dumbest thing anyone has ever said.
@@chrish2112 How so, Collins was insanely good. And 2011 defense with him would have won a 2nd straight superbowl.
I miss Jordy Nelson
I'm super disappointed he didn't make the list in anything but he's certainly one of the greatest
@elibenda5644 Packers
As a kid i re-enacted the Freeman catch so many times on my sofa, throwing it to myself and diving on the couch and pretending to juggle it while on the "ground", man that has to be my favorite Packers moment outside of superbowls
Shout out to John Kuhn for holding Cobb up on that kickoff return. Man Kuhn was a legend of a football player
and for chipping Peppers on the 4th and 8. Such a quality guy all around
Cobb is still playing 👀
@@AlexLiftstrong yeah but he has 1 good play once every 6 games lol
@@CL-dy7ni yes
You are kidding, right?
"he lays it up for FREE-man"...... "HE DID WHAT!?" that cadence is burned into my memory. possibly my favorite play ever
BJ Raji’s pick six was beautiful
And so was his end zone dance, swivel those hips BJ!
That TD play was so very great ,And his TD dance is a classic !!!! .As is the comment that he won't find that belt in the boys section ! Always loved those Big Guys , Gilbert Brown , the gravedigger , BJ ..TD to bury the Bears ..The birth of the Lambeau Leap . I m glad BJ had only 12 yards to get to EZ !!! Might have been a stretch from 30 to 40 yds out !!
@@jski7355 WWE Championship Belt
@@timschlewitz3468 was a thing of beauty !!!! Always a momentum changer when the D or ST player takes one to " The House " !!!!!
Very nice video: no annoying music, no comments (only the interesting captures). Thank you.
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Nice video. as long as you have no idea what you are talking about.
There should have been a spot for the Tom Brown interception at the end of the 1966 NFL championship game in Dallas that put the Packers into Super Bowl I against Kansas City. I had a 1962 baseball card of Brown when he was a rookie with the second edition of the Washington Senators before he signed to play football with the Packers.
The best part is just how many of these plays are that they're soul and season crushing for the Bears
Look up the Chester Marcol kick to win in 1980 - even more Bear salt!
Hasselbeck: We want the ball and we're gonna score.
Narrator: They did not score.
Technically Haselback DID score, for the Packers
@@Fusion008a it was a dime to the db
I was at that game. Pure insanity when that happened.
‘Were gonna score!’
Careful what you wish for, pal
GO PACK GO!!
@@RedMo46 Green Bay Packers
The Antonio Freeman catch is still the craziest thing I’ve seen live.
He Did What!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@XBC3-4GOTY 🏉
I remember watching this on TV and sitting there thinking you are freaking kidding me!! AND he did that in while it was pouring out on top of that!!
10:45 ish: the Hail Mary caught by Janis vs Cards was technically the 2nd Hail Mary conversion of that drive as Janis had an earlier deep desparation catch to continue the drive that began very deep in Packers territory. Still one of the craziest and most incredible series I have ever seen.
If he had caught that early one it would have been game over and he might have gotten over 200 yds which would have been a team record for receiving yds in a postseason game.
Exactly, Something rarely discussed. He had more than one big catch in that game
@@dwightlove3704 Bertt Favre
@@dwightlove3704 he did catch it... Wtf are you talking about? Janis caught 2 was there a 3rd that I'm unaware of? Sadly all I remember was Rodgers being facemasked in overtime and not called.
That's me @2:25 catching Green on my first Lambeau Leap!! Great memories......
I dont know if its the brown grass of Soldier Field, the white vs blue jerseys, or the breath coming out of their mouths. But there is something magical about watching the Packers clinching game winning TDs at the Bears late in the season or in the playoffs.
Can you imagine throwing a pick 6 to a 340 lb lineman 😂 there is no way you'll ever live that down
TBH he played pretty well that game, and led his team unlike Cutler. i'd argue he can hold his head high for at least showing out with energy.
@@kumaflamewar6524 Yeah I suppose the rest of the game was good, but in a few years nobody's gonna remember that game, they're just gonna remember a bj raji pick 6
@@Connor-dy6wq just like nobody remembers Jeff Janis and Aaron connecting on 2 massive throws (in a row possibly idr) on the same drive. I was young, i didnt watch it live or anything. But Everyone remembers the hail mary, almost nobody remembers the first catch that even got em in hail mary range. Jeff Janis man… boy do I wish he got more opportunity.
@@Connor-dy6wq yes
Man it feeled so much more important when Farve played
It was his kid like excitement on every td👍
Cause you never knew if the ball was going to be a big pass or a blunder.
Gotta say, took years to shake that fear watching Aaron throw down the field.
Chester Marcols touchdown against the bears was one of my favorites
Yea, im stupid to forget that in there.
@@cloutboibailz honorable mention hahahah
@@fieldgeneralvids8634 Brett Favre
Just saw this comment after mentioning it a second ago myself lol.
I never realized how many incredible players the packers have had with #85. Tonyan's shaping up to be the next.
Like all of Rodgers' receivers, he's overrated, good but not nearly as good as people think.
Good Observation . We all know the greatest of # 85 though .......the first TD in Super Bowl history and the real MVP of that game ( Bart would agree as well ) our Max McGee !! That behind the back catch has to be considered as a defining moment .What a great composition of plays selected . No doubt we all have plays we individually that should be included in a top 25 compilation that we somehow recall .These 25 certainly bring back so many terrific memories . Great Job .
@@skins189lbs4 - All of them,...huh? LMAO! Your comment is all "WAH!,..wah,..wah,..wah,..,...WAH!" LMAO!
Lions/Bears/Vikings fan? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Why are you here watching Packers' highlights when you're OBVIOUSLY not a fan?
Drain bamage?
@@AJ-jy6lb Aaron Rodgers DENVER Broncos signing 👏
Not quite !!! One decent year .Max in his early years ,Jennings , Tonyan is NOT in that category yet .Hopefully he will be
A good video, but it should be titled best plays “of the super bowl era.” You know Don Hutson and players of that era, as well as the early Lombardi era did some pretty special things. Too bad there’s so little from back then.
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There is so little video of that though
It is amazing you see the first second or 2 of each play and you know exactly which one it is. Although too much emphasis on last 30 years to say top 25 of all time
A true Pack fan should remember every single one of these. Ty for the vid!
I'm sorry I've only been a Packers fan for 12 years. Started watching football when the won the SB back in 2010. Still waiting for them to get back.
wasn't throwing shade. GPG!
I am a packer fan
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@@ericglenn9984 YES
Despite so many great plays, if I had a choice of which game ball to own besides the Ice Bowl ball, it would probably be BJ's pick six against da Bears. Damn I miss that dude.
Me too. Raji was a crowd favorite. Right up there with cheeseburger Eddie Lacy. That dude was huge and found some small holes. Bad decisions made in green bays history. Along with some great ones.
I love how the Packers' all time leading rusher is a former Nebraska Cornhusker; Ahman Green is a legend
Jim Taylor was SO much better.
Ugh, I was at the Brett Favre Raider game, that was insane
#20 . Last game at Milwaukee County stadium was the first truly great Packers moment I got to witness with so many to follow ever since . That was the moment the current Packers were birthed into this world .At the hands of a gunslinger from Southern Mississippi with a rocket for a right arm . Packers started winning that season and for the most part have not stopped ever since .
@Eli Benda I'm everywhere! Like the wind.
@Eli Benda Go Packers!
Jesusoftheapes - Not a rocket…a RAIL GUN. I really can’t think of ANY qb thats ever had Favre level arm strength and that kind of sheer velocity on the ball and I’m 55 and have always been an avid game watcher. In pure power and velocity, Favre stands alone
@@elibenda5644 yes
@@elibenda5644 Milwaukee Bucks 🦌
Great video! My only suggestions:
1) Put Freeman's miracle catch #2 instead of #4.
2) I wanted to see the Chester Marcol touchdown. Classic!
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Great video, as long as you think the Packers came into existence in 1970 or so. Har, har, har.
This is an incredible compilation. I often expect a little recency bias because useable old film is hard to find, but this one even digs into those older times (as well it should). And really, it's just a great synopsis of a Packer fan's favorite memories.
My favorite was Big BJ Raji . Big man , but mobile And his TD dance is terrific . Don't expect a couple of " Big Guys " in the top 25 but Reggie , BJ .. that old time Pack D with Butler ,Jones ,Reggie , etc Big Gilbert ,the grave digger ,Santana .That SB after Freeman gets hurt and Andre Rison steps in SB 31 . TD on 1st play from scrimmage And Desmond absolutely playing lights out !! TALK about SPECIAL TEAMS.That team was awesome and should have repeated !!!
Wasn't sure what play would be #1 , knew which play should be #1 and wasn't disappointed. Wonderful list , good choices. Thanks from a life long packer fan.
Personally I have another idea for what play is Number 1 in my opinion but I felt like I had to be typical and have it be the Sneak since that play is probably one of the greatest in NFL history
@@cloutboibailz 4
It doesn't matter what you think
A lot of great memories! One that could have been added was James Loftons' 81 yard end around against the Giants in 1981.
IT was a game changer for certain , but it was in 1982 , MNF 9/ 20/ 1982 . I remember the date because it was the last game before the players strike . I just happened to be at the game . Our Pack section was getting harassed by the Giants fans as they were pretty much having their way with us Until that play !!! The lights were going on and off. as was the rain . Then we pulled off the End Around !!!! The Key block was thrown by Lynn Dickey , and he cut down a young LT # 56 . James was high stepping on their 40 yd line !!! . It completely changed the game as the Giant Hecklers fell silent . It was fabulous . I am not being disrespectful by noting it was 1982. As Packer Backers , didn't get to see many games back East . And after our glory years , we had to be " patient " till we started to win again .But certainly , that call for a " Gadget Play " indeed was in my top memories . I Also remember Robbies ( Dave ) forcing Dandy Don Meredith desperation throw in Dallas in the 1966 title game. Tom Brown had the int in EZ that preserved the victory that sent us to SB 1 . I believe that okay by Dave Robinson was historic as well . I am certain there are many , many terrific plays over the years that individually we recall . I've been fortunate to have been able to recall so many of them . From the time we were lucky to have enough cash to play till these multibillions the NFL generate now .Go Pack Go
@@jski7355 I stand corrected. Either way, it is the play that made me a Packer for life via James Lofton!
@@jasonanderson875 Go Pack Go
Jim Taylor's 84 yd. TD run vs. the Lions in 1964 should be in here....
Today's commentator's seem to think that the NFL began the day that they started covering it, and not before.
I was there for Kitrick Taylor and for ‘after further review’. Not just great games but land mark games in Packer history. Awesome video...I cried the whole time...go Pack go
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Man the Brett Favre game after his fathers passing was such an emotional game. You felt like you were in the stadium with him cheering him on. And imagine Nic Collins career if he didnt get injured.....a pick six in the sb and a ring....then done. So sad. Same for Sharp and Brooks. Great players done short.
Too bad Farve takes from the poor
@@ericglenn9984 it really is. The amount of good he did for the Packers, practically changing the losing culture himself. Sad to see a man, again practically single handedly, tarnish such a reputation
@@RedMo46 ever give up
@@RedMo46 Go Pack Go
Sterling sharpe was on track to break all of Jerry rice records. It's a very sad thing but it's a dangerous game.
Shannon said it best. He said he was the best player on the field but the second best in his family or something like that
I was in 13th row when Harris ran that pick six right past us 😃
I was 15th row in the endzone where he scored. Goosebumps even in that bitter cold
@@andrewzvolena395 DENVER BRONCOS
@@timschlewitz3468 huh?
Nice!
That was great, thank you. I went to my first Packer game in 1957, and I think the play that thrilled me the most was televised....Cobb! I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Joe Buck for making that call. Go Pack.
John Kuhn’s block on Julius Peppers is the second biggest block in Packer history after Jerry Kramer taking out Jethro Pugh in the 1967 Ice Bowl.
@@mattanderson6336 🧀🏉
One play to consider also is Jim Taylor's run against the Lions, I think 1962 for 87 yards. Great compilation! Best franchise is sports!
I remember the K Taylor TD like it was yesterday ! No one knows how long it had been since Green bay had seen a QB that could take us somewhere and we all knew it .It was dark times before that man came to town .
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Clarke Hinkle getting upended by Bronco Nagurski and landing on his feet is the greatest play in Green Bay history
tyvm.
Just finished watching. Great editing and captions!🥇 If you aren't wiping your eyes after watchin this one...better watch it again!! What an awesome team to call my own🏉🏆 Hit that like icon💯
Did you know....the Packers existed before you were born. Honest. They did. Please learn some team history.
of the top 25 best Packers moments . Brett Favre makes his way into things way more than this list . But in truth between Aaron and Brett there are way more than 25 amazing things to have on this list . Reggie White made some plays while here that have to be on this list .
I agree. The Packers played Denver on a Sunday night game early in the '93 season, Reggie's first year with the Pack. John Elway was engineering one of his classic comebacks. With the score 30-27, Reggie sacks Elway on back-to-back plays on third and forth down. From that moment, I knew how special a player Reggie was going to be for the future of this organization.
@@TheBrett04 Aaron Rodgers
Amazing plays does NOT make them the best Packer moments ever. Ice Bowl. Jim Taylor. Don Hutson. Clark Hinkle.
#10. The catch at Denver. An 82 yd TD pass from Favre to Jennings. That was the night I met my wife! Met up at a friends house for the game. She was friends with my buddy’s girlfriend at the time. The rest as they say, is history
Honorable mention missed was Tom Browns game winning interception against Dallas in the Cotton Bowl to win their 2nd straight NFL Championship and advanced to Super Bowl 1
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Not to mention Dave Robinson putting the pressure on Meredith to cause that interception.
This one gets in before The Rodgers to Jennings play that cinched the SB win.
Also Bart's last home game ever with the TD run against the Bears
I said this earlier to somebody else. Today's commentator's seem to think the NFL came into existence the day they started covering it, and not before.
I remember everyone of those plays. Thanks for the memories.
Great video! So many good plays- I imagine number 26 would've been Chester Marcol kicking himself a TD!
I was there for that game!!!
@@1packatak yes
Certainly many plays could have made this list, but your justifications are solid. Well done. Mom and Dad made me go to bed before the Freeman Catch as I had school the next day. Had to go all day next day listening to friends talk about it before I got to see it.
Solid, if you forget that the Packers existed before 1970.
My first time at Lambeau was the Denver game. I saw Ahman Green's 99 yard run from a few rows up in the north endzone.
People don’t realize that ice bowl game wasn’t shown on local television. I was at my buddies house playing cards and listening to the radio. 😢
I was in Vietnam, and had to wait awhile before we knew. Won a bet!
@@richardmraz3748Thank you for your service to our great Nation. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Personally my favorite play is when Greg Jennings ran a touchdown on a broken leg
Really? My favorite is Bart Starr on the sneak to win their third championship in a row.
These great videos, bring back some awesome memories!!!
The goal here was to make people happy and enjoy the memories
Lol same acc
very good work 👍
No it doesnt
Gotta work on the video quality though. I know it's tough putting compilations together while staying within all the rules put forth by the NFL and CZcams. But if you could find a way to better restore some of these clips (typically can be done with with free online video repair tool programs), it'd be a whole lot more awesome...
You won my support ! Thanks for backing the Pack !
Not a single play but a series of plays (if you put in the Irv Favre game this counts too) holding Barry Sanders to -1 yd rushing in the wild card playoff game. Also ....where did I put my soap box, ah yes. The Sharpe TD vs Detroit illustrates why , along with his back to back record setting 100+ reception seasons as well as his body of work in general , Sterling Sharpe belongs in the HoF. 64 seconds to go 40 yds away Packers know they have to get the ball to Sharpe, the Lions know it, 80,000 in the stands know it, the millions AND MILLIONS of fans watch at home know it yet he still gets 10 yds behind the Defense and scores the game winner! If Sayers and Davis can get in with injury shortened careers #84 belongs there too. In his day not Tim Brown not M. Irvin not A. Reed (all HoFers) were as feared or effective as Sharpe only J. Rice compairs.
Absolutely agree with this comment. Farve also threw across the field as he was traveling to his left. One of farve's best throws ever. I also agree that Sterling sharp should be in the Hall of Fame. He would have been one of the best receivers to Jerry Rice during that time.
I recorded the game with the pass play from D. Majkowski to S. Sharpe that won the game against the Bears, and then my wife recorded over it without asking me. It's hard to believe, were' still married almost 42 years.
Terrific video; well done. Minor correction: at 21:06, you refer to GB's first SB win since 1966. Packers beat the Oakland Raiders in SB2 on Jan. 14, 1968. Go Pack!
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@4:51 Story about this epic play. During the timeout Holmgren tells Favre, "If the pass is not there, throw it away. Whatever you do, DON'T RUN." Favre: "Okay coach ..."
Howards KO Return play was not the Packers first Super Bowl since 1966, it was their second. They also won SBII after the 1967 season.
“After further review” game basically is what my 80 year old father and I can always connect on! Thanks for allowing me to enjoy that like it was yesterday!
This was awesome 👏 thank you for posting.
Very NICELY DONE.
The Go Pack Go in the end left me a little misty eyed ngl.
I would like to have seen a compilation of Reggie White club moves. I get chills seeing him use his leverage and throw 300lb tackles around. The Korey Stringer one when he was a rookie is the best ever.
Number 6 is number 2 in my humble opinion. Incredible play, incredible drive to beat our top rival.
I just pray fpr more furure packers plays like this. Arod deserves to be back just for most of these... if he doesn't, i really hope our organization gets their shit together and gives us more of this.
Even the official was excited at 4:59 .
Donald Driver still my favorite
As a Packer fan located in Michigan, I’ve been lucky enough to be to two of these!!
The Miracle in Motown and my first game at Lambeau… “HE DID WHAT”
So lucky to have experienced two of these!
i was at the majik "bears still suck game". Thank you for doing this!
HasslesBack: We want the ball and we’re gonna score.
30 seconds later......
Actually I think Seattle and GB traded punts in OT. This was Seahawks 2nd possession.
@@carlthomsen6715 Green Bay
Play#14 at 10:27 will always be remembered by me because of circumstances.I purchased throwback jersey's of Jeff Janis.
19:06 I love how excited all the announcers are
I love it
Edit: 1 year later i still live it Btw hi me in 2 years lol
I'm super happy you included the after further review game
I can't argue with any of these, but I was really hoping to see Chester Marcol's touchdown against the Bears on here.
After another heart breaking playoff defeat, this video is healing. Good to be reminded that we are a proud franchise full of epic and incredible moments that other teams would kill to call their own. We are blessed. Go pack go!
That's why I'm here too. Love our boys. Go Pack!
I love how so many of these are against our division rivals.
George Teague's 101 yard interception? Without that play, the Lions would have won that playoff game. That pick turned that game around.
Thought you were about to leave off the hail Mary in detroit. Was about to say that was even more remarkable then the 2nd💯Lions had the game completely won it was unreal!
I can’t be the only one who loves Raji’s TD Dance. One of my favorite defensive plays and one of my favorite big guy plays of all time!
Interception at the Cotton Bowl before SB1 to seal it
Also another good play
@@cloutboibailz 🤠🐎
Gotta love that tastey nostalgia!
@8:27 this wasn't Favre's first game as a Packer, this was just the game that solidified him as a starter. Idk what the first game he got to actually play as a Packed but know his first completed pass was to himself against the buccaneers which took place before this game.
Favre’s first reg season appearance as a Packer WAS the week before vs Tampa Bay in a blowout 31-3 loss.
🧀Go Packers
Oh - whaaaaaat a Ruuuuush!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you for that - I will be watching this prior to morning workout for next month - no need for any coffee
Lol
@@DrStephieRaeGrenier yes
I just want to say, that "Yes" top 25 plays caught on camera, but I am sure if you are including all the Packer plays for the franchise, there would be other great moments between 1919 - 1960.
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Packers didn't get ridc of Cook. Cook balked at the 9 million GB offered and left for FA. Martellus Bennett took that offer and Cook ended up taking less than tat to play for the Raiders. Cook left Green Bay because he got greedy and it backfired.
Well we could have offered something else
@@cloutboibailz They got Bennett, who was a batter player at that time, for the same offer and Cook not being able to get more from anyone shows the Packers made the right decision not offering something else. Bennett completely flopping is what made that deal go sour. Cook got greedy and outsmarted himself.
@@chriskay1449 Brett Favre
I was at the Farves dad;s day game ! it was magic. to see Raider Fans stand and applaude an enemy. ...Go Pack Go !
Sterling Sharpe and Nic Collins career ending injuries definitely cost us 2-4 Super Bowls….Mike Holgren leaving is probably in with those 2-4.
Imagine Favres main receivers being Sterling Sharpe, Antonio Freeman and Robert Brooks and Mark Chmura then adding Ahman Green as the running back.
Pure devastation.
Should have included Chester Marcol returning the blocked FG against the Bears. GLARING omission IMO
I would put some up or down but #1 is #1.
GO PACK GO!!!🧀🧀🧀
Great job 👏🏻
BJ Raji's dance in the endzone still makes me laugh!🤣
What your about to witness is pure athleticism from America’s team - green n gold!
Im a younger packer fan, fortunately got to witness sb 45, but my brother and I would re-enact the mo-town miracle so many days out of the week😂😂😂
The Cincinnati game with Kitrick Taylor's touchdown was Favre's second game with Green Bay. His first game was against Tampa Bay the week before in a 31-3 loss.
Regardless it was the game where Favre became a legend!!!!
@@cloutboibailz 🧀🧀🧀
I'm so very proud to be Packers Fan these plays brought joyful tears to my eyes
The Packers could find at least another I0 plays if they went back to I9I9 and their NFL beginning. History would bring some marvelous plays in the first 30 years of History. Go Pack Go...
TJ (Tom) Vanderloop, Author, Teacher, and an "Ice Bowl student at Kaukauna High School at I7 Years Old."
I could watch this over and over and over.....
Awesome video. Well done and thanks.
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When you slow down that 3rd down play to Jennings in the SB, you can literally see the ball hit the tips of Ike Taylor’s fingers before it was caught. That’s “threading the needle” like never before.
If video archives would have been plentiful from decades past, there are definitely a few Dickey-to-Lofton plays that would have made the list, perhaps a John Brockington run or two, and of course, select plays from the 10 NFL Championships they won prior to the Ice Bowl.
I assumed there would be 2 pre-Favre plays. 1. Majkowski to Sharpe in 1987 against the Bears. 2. Starr QB sneak in the ice bowl as #1. I was surprised to see one more, the Max McGee one-hander in SBI. There is a massive bias in these videos for anything in the last 30 years. The Packers had many great plays before Favre, but I understand that it's not as good of. a video without footage. To those doing more of these- the Packers had a great offense in the early 1980's. Look into it.
That Donald Driver catch against the 49ers is my favorite Packers play.
The 0 on the clock free play buy rodgers is one to be remembered Bret favres tribute to his father was his greatest game of his career in my opinion
this is really well made holy shit
They must not have had instant replay because it looked like R. White's right foot was out of bounds when he lateraled the ball to Butler for the TD (13:40).
I think he was out of bounds too. Crazy how things were before replay came out.
I couldn’t tell who forced that fumble. But Thank God the refs didn’t catch Reggie’s foot out of bounds, as LeRoy birthed the Lambeau Leap!
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