After our lengthy presentation of the 1960 Green Bay Packers Yearbook, we’re going to back off and show some miscellaneous photos for a while, as we wait for a labor settlement and some real football in 2011. Above we have a portrait of the three keys to the Packers’ air attack in the early 1980’s — left to right, WR John Jefferson, QB Lynn Dickey, and WR James Lofton. When this photo was taken in 1981, Green Bay would go on to an 8-8 record and finish third in the N.F.C. Central. Jefferson caught 39 passes for 632 yards and 4 TD’s, while Lofton had 71 catches for 1,294 yards and 8 TD’s. For the year, Dickey was 204 out of 354, for 2,593 yards and 17 TD’s (with 15 INT’s). They weren’t champions, but they had a lot of fun.
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
The Boys of ’81
After our lengthy presentation of the 1960 Green Bay Packers Yearbook, we’re going to back off and show some miscellaneous photos for a while, as we wait for a labor settlement and some real football in 2011. Above we have a portrait of the three keys to the Packers’ air attack in the early 1980’s — left to right, WR John Jefferson, QB Lynn Dickey, and WR James Lofton. When this photo was taken in 1981, Green Bay would go on to an 8-8 record and finish third in the N.F.C. Central. Jefferson caught 39 passes for 632 yards and 4 TD’s, while Lofton had 71 catches for 1,294 yards and 8 TD’s. For the year, Dickey was 204 out of 354, for 2,593 yards and 17 TD’s (with 15 INT’s). They weren’t champions, but they had a lot of fun.