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9. Choose a position and name the top three Packers all-time.

Top 3 by position: Cornerbacks Herb Adderley, Willie Buchanon and Charles Woodson. Throw in honorable mention to Tim Lewis whose career was shortened by a neck injury.

I pick the obscure quarterback position. However, I’ll disqualify the obvious three and my players will have special reasons why they’re all-time Packers.

1. Don Majkowski – He’s the magic man. Best nickname in the business

2. Matt Flynn – Flynn-sanity has the most TDs in a single game. Enough said.

3. Jay Cutler – A Bear? Yes. Cutler was 2-11 against the Packers and threw 22 picks. All-timer.

Margeaux from Tallahassee, FL

Although the names Max McGee, Boyd Dowler and Carroll Dale may not resound with Packers fans, they are at the top of my list as Packer receivers all of time. Though tinted with nostalgia, their exploits are legendary. Both McGee and Dowler punted. Dale gave Starr the deep threat and stats to match. One of the greatest plays in Packer history was the one hand grab between the goal posts in Super Bowl I by Max. He was and still is my favorite player of all time for his exploits on and off the field.

Top three Packers’ long snappers of all time: Larry McCarren, Ken Bowman, and Rob Davis (in no particular order). I realize I cheated a bit by including two centers who played before the LS position became specialized. That said, Rock deserves to be on at least one of these lists and he did fine work for Chester Marcol. Bowman and Davis we’re both stalwarts for championship-level teams on which the kicking game was a strength. All hail the ball-hiker!

My answer for top three in a position group and to have dinner with are the same. For me it’s always the defensive line, played it from middle school through college and always wore No. 92 and the guy who really got me into loving football and always No. 1 on any of my NFL related lists was Reggie White. The other two gentlemen would be Aaron Kampman and Gilbert Brown; all three…