Lynn Dicky had one of the greatest, most accurate arms in NFL history. He had zero mobility though with so many injuries and surgeries. He truly loved the game. He is still one of my favorite Packers

Lynn Dickey, greatest facemask in NFL history. Never duplicated since.

When Lynn Dickey could stand up and see the field, he was a dangerous quarterback with great receivers. However, he could not run. My grandma could have outran him. No foot speed at all.

"Trying to be like his cross town rival, Gastineau" hahaha if they only knew

LT was the perfect linebacker, perfect body and mental stufness.

Brad Van Pelt ... RIP.

This game ended as a Packer victory, and was the final game on the NFL docket before the 1982 NFL players' strike.

I miss football when it was football

As a Green Bay fan whose 1st memories were of Lynn Dickey being our QB. This aint fair!

not really fair, Lynn Dickey was a real good QB but probably the least mobile QB in NFL history due to numerous injuries.

On the first play, you see Tabor and LT on the tackle. Tabor looks like a high school kid compared to LT

When this game was being played, Brett Favre was a 15-year-old high school quarterback and Aaron Rodgers was just a swaddling baby. Gosh I’m getting old.

"TIME OUT!"

Miss the 80s Giant uniforms coming from a Packer fan

Pure will power; that's what I liked about him. It's a shame that he had some off-the-field flaws that kept him from being a model character like a Walter Payton.

Frank Gifford & Don Meredith doing the call....classic

Packers won this game. September 20 1982 Final score Packers 27 vs Giants 19

Lynn Dickey had an arm like a cannon and when he got hot he couldn’t miss, but his knees were shot and he was as mobile as a tree stump. It had to be very frustrating for the offensive linemen pass blocking for him.

Man how much would a shotgun formation would change this guys career? Probably wouldn't take the sacks all like that.

I remember this well. Been fan since 74