Bart Starr

Green Bay Packers say Bart Starr recovering from mild stroke
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GREEN BAY (WITI/AP) — The Green Bay Packers say Bart Starr is recovering from a mild stroke. According to Packers.com, Starr suffered the stroke last week.
Packers.com reports the Starr family said in an update:
“Last week, Bart Starr suffered a mild ischemic stroke, but is very functional and making progress every day. He is in the care of his physicians and therapists, and will be released as soon as he regains his strength. Bart’s doctors are confident for a full recovery. We remain grateful for your love and concern.” 
Starr led the Packers to five NFL titles and two Super Bowl championships. He was Green Bay’s head coach from 1975-83.
Starr was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility in 1977.
He has typically attended team-related events and at least one Packers game at Lambeau Field each year.
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Fuzzy is reportedly now in a nursing home.    Sad to see the Lombardi Packers age.........They were once on top of the world which was a blessing for them.  Not everyone can win it all 5 or more times.    Fuzzy won 6 titles as I believe Adderley and Gregg did as well.  

GO PACK GO!!

i remember watchng on tv in north dakota as a kid bart starr play his last game against the bears i think it was and he was wearing a rubber surgical glove on his throwing hand to be able to grip the ball.

There are more.......Kostelnik, Caffey, Nitschke, Lew Carpenter, Tunnell, Forester, Pitts, McGee, Ron Kramer.