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Earl Dotson ‘did it the textbook way’ (opens the original)
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There may be more self-made players among offensive linemen than at any other position in the NFL. After all, it takes a selfless, self-effacing, stickler-for-detail just to survive in their down-and-dirty patches of the field. But that doesn't mean the best-of-the-best lack special skill sets. And some more than others. "He was a guy with hands and feet," said Larry McCarren, who played center for the Green Bay Packers from 1973-84 before becoming a longtime broadcast analyst for the team. "He
Dick Himes, well-schooled, unsung RT, dies at 80 (opens the original)
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Dick Himes, one of the more unsung offensive linemen in Green Bay Packers history, died July 5, 2026, at his home in Luxemburg, Wis. Himes had suffered from Parkinson's disease and was receiving hospice care. He was 80 years old. Himes was drafted by the Packers in the third round – the 81st overall selection – in 1968. He had been a two-time all-state selection as a high school player in Canton, Ohio, and then started for three years and was a two-time all-Big Ten Conference pick at Ohio State.
Happy 70th season, Lambeau Field! (opens the original)
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When what is now Lambeau Field was dedicated on Sept. 29, 1957, then NFL commissioner Bert Bell was in attendance and in his own words declared it the crème de la crème of NFL stadiums. "The dedication of this stadium today is the greatest thing that has ever happened in professional football," said Bell. "The facilities as they stand right now are the finest in the league." In truth, by today's standards, the original was a barebones stadium enclosed largely by a cyclone fence topped with three
Jack Vainisi received added title, new role under Vince Lombardi (opens the original)
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Why did Vince Lombardi announce after being hired by the Packers that Jack Vainisi would spend more of his time in a capacity similar to a traveling secretary in baseball after promoting him to business manager? Based on my research, Lombardi never publicly offered any insight on that decision, so all I can do is offer an educated guess. I'd prefer not to do that, but there's only one explanation in this case that makes sense to me. First some background. Upon Lombardi's arrival in Green Bay on
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