Distant Replay - 1966 Green Bay Packers

[@robertranieri6493]

Great presentation. How I would love to be part of that crew. True love and admiration for all these men

[@keithmotsinger918]

My brother and me flew to Green bay,got our tickets, from Fuzzy great guy!

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

Still one of the best NFL teams ever lead by the greatest coach ever.

[@ldfreitas9437]

49ers beat them in SF that year!

[@BillDalby]

Was watching in 1968packers playing the Colts packers needed a first down to keep the ball they went for it on fourth down. They brought out the chains to measure for a first down the great Ray Scott said "oh so close and yet so far it's over" packers reign was over but what a run.

[@larrysquires8659]

When I was growing up , there were two colors on the Green Bay Packers … Green and gold !! I enjoyed Bart Starr , Jim Taylor and Paul Hornung as much as I did Willie Davis , Herb Adderley and Willie Wood . They were ALL my childhood heroes ..

[@pablopabon588]

Willie Davis my favorite player and captain of the great Green Bay Packers defense and a role model for me all my life. RIH ! 🙏🏽🙏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@brettfavreify]

This documentary is a treasure. So is the book.

[@armandoavalos7975]

What a team. Great

[@richmotroni]

I always get chills when Fuzz spoke as Coach Lombardi. It was as if coach was really there.

[@harold3032]

Jerry's in the hall now. Took awhile but he made it.

[@charlesbadrock]

Should of been in HOF much earlier but finally got in and deservedly so

[@yeildo1492]

3:28 My coaching buddies and I must have said this a zillion times to each other. 36:54 The essence of Bart Starr. Cut your heart out and smile while doing it.

[@James-ll3jb]

Got to see one game in person that year, vs. Bears.

[@RodHutton-wz3wr]

In 1966 saw the Green Bay Packers defeat the Cleveland Browns 21 to 20 in Cleveland.

[@RonWinters-lh7eg]

I'd still give the 62 Packers as Lombardi's best. But I certainly won't quibble with actual players of Lombardi. 66 was a GREAT team.

[@Keith-x3o]

The decades-long snub of JERRY KRAMER by the Pro Football HOF is almost certainly THE most horrendous snub of all time.

[@rustyrelicsfarm2406]

I am glad he got in before he died unlike so many. It's a shame so many of his teammates weren't around to see that. I can imagine Willie Davis being animated and proud for him.

[@RonWinters-lh7eg]

Unreal how disrespected the Packers defense of the Lombardi Era is. They were the BEST defensive unit of the 60's. Never mentioned as one of the all-time great defenses EVER. Why? They have a majority of the starters in the HOF, yet aren't considered an all-time unit? Bull. Big city bias.

[@RonWinters-lh7eg]

Packers won 3 in a row under Lambeau. Not under playoffs system, but 3 in a row under the rules of the game at the time.

[@thomasnorman4221]

Didn't know god was a Packer fan

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

All of that money between them and nobody helped out Lionel??

[@ADOTlied]

They were coached by a devout Catholic and until you understand that you wont know why they were so good. Not a word from Jim Taylor?

[@antekknoll6568]

CAMELOT

[@cyounger5716]

My Uncle at the bar with Fuzzy and Jerry , my uncle smoking the pipe at 7:05

[@rogersacco4624]

Lionel Aldridge's white wife asked coach if he cared about Lionel marrying her .Vince "The only thing I care about is how he plays football!"

[@youthiswastedontheyoung]

I went to elementary school with Lionel Aldridge's kids. Sometimes I would walk to their house so the bus driver could pick us up at one stop. Never realized that Lionel suffered from mental illness until years later it was reported that someone stole his Super Bowl ring at a local diner chain. Supposedly, it was eventually "found" and returned, or so I believe....

[@BillDalby]

Dave Robinson was great also

[@BillDalby]

Also the packers never missed a beat when Zeke Bratkowski had to take over when starr was injured