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Hosted by Unknown Host · sports · EN-US · 19 episodes
This Day in Packers History gives Packers fans one date-stamped story from Green Bay's uniquely deep football past: a championship, founding moment, Lambeau legend, Lombardi turn, Favre comeback, Rodgers milestone, draft shock, or fan-ownership wrinkle. Evergreen history, not news takes — daily nostalgia that travels well in offseason and game week.
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This Day in Packers History
Curly Lambeau and George Whitney Calhoun founded the team on August 11, 1919 after Indian Packing Company put up 500 dollars for uniforms - the sponsor's name deal that became the Packers.
This Day in Packers History
Craig Newsome forced a fumble and made an interception in Super Bowl XXXI, then his promising Packers career was cut short by injury after just four seasons.
This Day in Packers History
Bill Forester endured the Packers' franchise-worst one-win season in 1958, then became a defensive captain on Lombardi's championship defenses that shut out New York 37-0.
This Day in Packers History
On July 30, 1957, future Green Bay Packers running back Eddie Lee Ivery was born in McDuffie County, Georgia. A consensus All-American at Georgia Tech in 1978 who finished 8th in the Heisman voting, Ivery set the NCAA Division I-A single-game rushing record — 356 yards against Air Force on Nov. 11, 1978 — a mark that still stands. Green Bay took him in the first round (15th overall) of the 1979 NFL Draft. Serious knee injuries repeatedly interrupted his career, but he kept rehabbing and returning, playing parts of nine seasons (1979–1987) in green and gold before a long second life as a Georgia Tech Hall of Famer and strength coach.
This Day in Packers History
Ed West was born August 2, 1961, in Leeds, Alabama, and played his college football at Auburn. No N-F-L team drafted him. Green Bay signed him in 1984, and he turned into one of the franchise's most durable do-everything role players — a tight end who blocked, caught, and simply kept showing up. He played more than 200 NFL games across 14 seasons (1984–1997); Green Bay was his first and longest home, roughly a decade (1984–1994), before shorter stops in Philadelphia and Atlanta. The nickname says it all: the Toolbox — the reliable utility man you reach for every single day.
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