We’re eight days from the opener and the final cuts have been made to the roster, so there might be a few slow news days until mid-week. So, we’re continuing our posts of the Packers of the Past booklet from 1965.
He wasn’t “Green Bay’s” Arnie Herber just because he played for the Packers — he was a native of the city and a graduate of West High School. After matriculating one year at UW-Madison, he transferred to Regis College in Denver, Colorado before debuting with the Packers in 1930. After quarterbacking the team for eleven seasons, he retired — only to come back and play for the New York Giants in 1944-45 during the war.
PACKERS ON THE FIELD:
• Packers announce roster moves
• Three undrafted rookies make 53-man roster
• Muir released, seven OL survive 'Final' 53
• Packers roster analysis: 'Final' 53
• Packers keep 10 rookies in final 53
AROUND THE NFL:
• NFL, officials' union resume talks to end lockout
• Goodell writes open bounty letter to NFL fans
