Bart Starr didn't get enough credit for being a great quarterback. He could literally do everything that you want out of the position. Rest in peace, my brother.

If I recall correctly, Starr called his own plays. Starr was like a coach on the field.

I went to a graduation at Central Cambria HS in Ebensburg PA. I saw a black and white picture in the gym under a case where there are trophies. It was Ron Kostelnik. I was excited and was telling everyone; hey, that guy was the starting defensive tackle for 5 Packer championship teams. He went to work for a local lumber company. Ex packers tended to get nice jobs working for local companies back then. He died in a car accident in Kentucky in 1983. He had taken a vacation in FL and was going back home to Wisconsin. He was born in central PA but his forever home was Green Bay, a man who left quite a legacy worth recognizing

thank u classic sports ........ a lot of terrific mmories with these games .....and players ............ Lindsey Nelson ......... Ray Scott .....ETC ........ Just Good stuff .... ....

Thnx for compiling all of what's available into one 💪

1:45 Taylor catches what is now called a Texas Route. Starr was the league MVP in 66 and averaged 14.5 yds per completion. (Not a typo) The starting defense had 29 ints.... that is a lot in an age where teams threw much less than now.

Wow what an incredible game that was. As a Cowboys fan it sounds like another playoff loss where we could've easily won. Down 14-0 before you get the ball killed them.

I was 13 years old and we didn’t have a TV set yet. We used to go skiing at Mount Ashland in Southern Oregon. Instead of skiing I would sneak upstairs in the lodge to watch NFL! The Packers were my favorite team by far. What teams they had in those glory years! One of the best teams ever. Vince Lombardi rated the three most important things in life as God, his family, and the Green Bay Packers in that order! What a great coach and a fun team.

Ray Scott/ Al Trautwig called him "The Voice of Doom"

Great call by the Packer announcer Scott on the TV for that late season game in Baltimore: Starr drops back to pass after the pass, and Scott is silent in the TV booth. Starr passes to a wide open Pitts. Scott says "Pitts." Next thing he said, about two seconds later, "touchdown!"

A near-GOAT of a team. One of the top 3 defenses ever. They could still run the ball, and Starr had as good of a big play passing game as any modern QB. (They just didn’t throw short as much.) As many 40+ TD TD throws as Brady/Mahomes/Rodgers today, and even fewer picks. And he went off in the postseason. They came 4 points from going undefeated.

Ironic that the Atlanta game was played in Milwaukee, the Braves had just vacated County Stadium for Atlanta less that 2 months before.

Man these guys were tough. Bart Starr, Paul Horning, and Ray Nitchke were tough as nails. Starr for a QB was not a Diva like the guys nowadays. He took some brutal shots. Seeing these games, even highlights show todays fans what football was like when dancing and acting like a clown wasn't acceptable or accepted.

What a great compilation. Too bad you couldn't find any footage of the Dec 4 game against the 49ers at Milwaukee County Stadium. I was at that game and it would have been a real kick to see the highlights.

There were a lot more turnovers back then, and missed field goals.

They put the Sam Spence music in this highlight film. I remember seeing that Brown v Packer game on the TV Sunday morning on KPIX, CH5, San Francisco, as the 49ers were home that day and obviously blacked out in the SF and Monterey Bay Areas. Hornung eventually hurt his neck and was replaced by Elijah Pitts at halfback. Hornung didn't see much action the last few games and didn't play in the Championship of Professional Football, AKA Super Bowl 1.