The 18 Greatest Green Bay Packers Players of All Time

By YPB Team

From Lombardi-era legends who built a dynasty to modern stars keeping Titletown relevant, this lineup spans generations of Packers greatness. Where do you stand?

Bart Starr — ranked #11
Bart Starr
Hall of Fame quarterback who led the Packers to five NFL titles and the first two Super Bowls.
1000pts
Brett Favre — ranked #22
Brett Favre
Iron-man quarterback and three-time NFL MVP who redefined the franchise in the 1990s.
542pts
Jim Taylor — ranked #33
Jim Taylor
Hard-nosed Hall of Fame fullback and the franchise's all-time leading rusher of the Lombardi era.
487pts
Davante Adams — ranked #44
Davante Adams
Two-time All-Pro wide receiver and one of Aaron Rodgers' top targets.
487pts
Willie Wood — ranked #55
Willie Wood
Hall of Fame safety and defensive captain who won five NFL championships.
422pts
Sterling Sharpe — ranked #66
Sterling Sharpe
Dominant early-1990s wide receiver whose career was cut short by injury.
422pts
Aaron Rodgers — ranked #77
Aaron Rodgers
Four-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl XLV champion known for his precision passing.
422pts
Reggie White — ranked #88
Reggie White
Hall of Fame defensive end known as the Minister of Defense, key to the Packers' Super Bowl XXXI win.
422pts
Ray Nitschke — ranked #99
Ray Nitschke
Middle linebacker and defensive anchor of the Lombardi dynasty teams.
345pts
Donald Driver — ranked #1010
Donald Driver
Beloved wide receiver and the franchise's all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards.
345pts
Forrest Gregg — ranked #1111
Forrest Gregg
Nine-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle widely regarded as the greatest lineman in team history.
345pts
Clay Matthews — ranked #1212
Clay Matthews
Flowing-haired linebacker and premier pass rusher of the Rodgers era.
345pts
James Lofton — ranked #1313
James Lofton
Hall of Fame deep-threat wide receiver of the 1980s.
253pts
Dave Robinson — ranked #1414
Dave Robinson
Hall of Fame linebacker and stalwart of the 1960s championship defenses.
253pts
Jerry Kramer — ranked #1515
Jerry Kramer
Hall of Fame guard famous for his block on the Ice Bowl's game-winning quarterback sneak.
253pts
Charles Woodson — ranked #1616
Charles Woodson
Hall of Fame cornerback and 2009 NFL Defensive Player of the Year.
253pts
John Kuhn — ranked #1717
John Kuhn
Cult-favorite fullback and fan-favorite short-yardage specialist of the 2010s.
253pts
Herb Adderley — ranked #1818
Herb Adderley
Hall of Fame cornerback known for his ball-hawking skills in the 1960s secondary.
141pts

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