Today in 2015:
"Rodgers, in trouble...he turned 32 yesterday, does he have a vintage moment in him? In the endzone, IT IS CAUGHT! FOR THE WIN! RICHARD RODGERS WITH A WALK-OFF TOUCHDOWN! A GAME-ENDER FOR THE PACKERS!"
-- Jim Nantz, @NFLonCBS
Today in 1985: Packers prevail over Buccaneers, 21-0, in the "Snow Bowl."
With over a foot of snow and playing in 35 MPH winds, Green Bay outgains Tampa Bay, 512-65, and sacks Steve Young five times, while Packers get TDs from Lynn Dickey, Gerry Ellis, and Jessie Clark.
40 Years Ago Today
December 1, 1985
THE LAMBEAU "SNOW BOWL"
A foot of snow falls prior to kickoff, and another half-foot falls during the game.
The #Packers outgain the tropical #Buccaneers 512 yards to 65 in a 21-0 victory — one of NFL history's all-time classic weather battles.
#GoPackGo
Christian Watson is the first Packer to have a receiving TD from two different QBs in the same game since Phil Epps, who had scoring catches from both Lynn Dickey and Randy Wright at Detroit on Oct. 6, 1985.
It was 50 years ago today the Edmund Fitzgerald set out on her doomed trek across Lake Superior. Slide through our detailed images looking back at her final voyage. 🛎️🛎️