On the Green Bay sideline — in 1964 — today, we see Packers’ guard Fred “Fuzzy” Thurston (#63) discussing the offense’s performance with a player who could be Max McGee at left. A member of the football staff also watches the action, while the other guard, Jerry Kramer, enters the photo at right. If you attend a Green Bay home game these days, head over to “Fuzzy’s #63” (2511 W. Mason Street) after it’s over. You can meet him and you may also see some other Lombardi Era Packers who are in town for games. A couple of years ago, we met both Fuzzy and Jerry Kramer. Thurston also runs Titletown Tickets and Tours, with ticket packages for both home and away games.
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Fuzzy Takes a Break
On the Green Bay sideline — in 1964 — today, we see Packers’ guard Fred “Fuzzy” Thurston (#63) discussing the offense’s performance with a player who could be Max McGee at left. A member of the football staff also watches the action, while the other guard, Jerry Kramer, enters the photo at right. If you attend a Green Bay home game these days, head over to “Fuzzy’s #63” (2511 W. Mason Street) after it’s over. You can meet him and you may also see some other Lombardi Era Packers who are in town for games. A couple of years ago, we met both Fuzzy and Jerry Kramer. Thurston also runs Titletown Tickets and Tours, with ticket packages for both home and away games.