Grace's Greatest Packers of All Time

The third episode in 2018 features the Green Bay Packers. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing.

1. Don Hutson (d. 1997)
2. Brett Favre
3. Bart Starr (d. 2019)
4. Forrest Gregg (d. 2019)
5. Ray Nitschke (d. 1998)
6. Aaron Rodgers
7. Herb Adderley (d. 2020)
8. Jim Taylor (d. 2018)
9. Willie Davis (d. 2020)
10. Reggie White (d. 2004)
11. Willie Wood (d. 2020)
12. Paul Hornung (d. 2020)
13. James Lofton
14. Jim Ringo (d. 2007)
15. Henry Jordan (d. 1977)
16. Jerry Kramer
17. Clay Matthews III
18. LeRoy Butler
19. Sterling Sharpe (update: Hall of Fame)
20. Clarke Hinkle (d. 1988)
21. Charles Woodson
22. Dave Robinson
23. Donald Driver
24. Mike Michalske (d. 1983)
25. Bobby Dillon (d. 2019)
26. Ahman Green
27. Jordy Nelson
28. Cal Hubbard (d. 1977)
29. Tony Canadeo (d. 2003)
30. Dave Hanner (d. 2008)
31. Bill Forester (d. 2007)
32. Charley Brock (d. 1987)
33. Gale Gillingham (d. 2011)
34. Arnie Herber (d. 1969)
35. Johnny Blood (d. 1985)
36. Darren Sharper
37. Lavvie Dilwig (d. 1968)
38. John Anderson
39. Boyd Dowler
40. Verne Lewellen (d. 1980)
41. Fred Carr (d. 2018)
42. Billy Howton
43. Buckets Goldenberg (d. 1986)
44. Fuzzy Thurston (d. 2014)
45. John Brockington (d. 2023)
46. Cecil Isbell (d. 1985)
47. Max McGee (d. 2007)
48. Antonio Freeman
49. Willie Buchanon
50. Larry McCarren (he replaces Curly Lambeau in a TV show because coaches cannot allowed)

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