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Aaron Rodgers Proves He's the One True Starr Quarterback in Green Bay

ARLINGTON, Texas -- Just like that, it's not about Brett Favre anymore when it comes to Aaron Rodgers. It's about Bart Starr. Then again, maybe it's about Rodgers evolving into the modern-day Steve Young, especially since Rodgers grew up in Northern California as a San Francisco 49ers fan. Let's just say Young boasted of...

Packers-Eagles: A 50th Anniversary Playoff Celebration

Fifty seasons have passed since the Philadelphia Eagles last wore the simple, yet regal title of World Champion. They will resume that half-century quest to regain the crown Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, the team they beat to earn their last title in that pre-Super Bowl season of 1960. By nearly any standard of...

Stop Excuses, Before I Lose My Mind

Like most of you, I was disgusted when I heard what Ben Roethlisberger's been up to this offseason. Apparently, we ought to be ashamed of ourselves. Who knew it was all in his head? It seems the four concussions Big Ben has suffered may have helped turn him into the Tommy Lee of quarterbacks. At least that's a theory...

82-Year-Old Woman Gets Probation After Pleading Guilty in Bart Starr Extortion Case

Ruby Young, an 82-year-old Grandmother who attempted to extort Packers Hall of Fame quarterback Bart Starr for $2 million, has pled guilty in a San Antonio court and will face an undisclosed amount of probation. Additionally, the federal judge in the case has demanded that Young have no further contact with Starr, his...

Bart Starr News From the Web

04/29/12 Several players around state selected on final day of... Source: Herald-Journal - Spartanburg SC But for every forgettable player who gets drafted in the fourth through seventh rounds, which were selected Saturday, there are guys like Tom Brady, Terrell Davis, Shannon Sharpe and even Bart Starr â great NFL players who were picked in the late rounds.
04/27/12 The NFL Draft Is Still a Crapshoot Source: TheAtlantic.com All the algorithms in the world can't predict who will succeed and fail in pro football.