PAUL HORNUNG, HALFBACK-KICKER
Career: nine seasons, all with Packers (1957-62, 1964-66)
Career statistics: 104 games played/9.8 run-pass touches per game/5.1 run-pass yards per touch/0.6 touchdowns per game
Average Value/16: 11.8
NFL championships: 4 (1961, 1962, 1965, 1966)
Super Bowl championships: 1 (1966)
RAY NITSCHKE, LINEBACKER
Career: 15 seasons, all with Packers (1958-72)
Career statistics: 190 games played/48 turnovers/sacks NA/2 touchdowns
Average Value/16: 10.1*
NFL championships: 5 (1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967)
Super Bowl championships: 2 (1966, 1967)
AARON RODGERS, QUARTERBACK
Career: 14 seasons (2005-present)
Career statistics: 165 games played/.648 completion percentage/260.3 pass yards per game/2.0 pass touchdowns per game
Average Value/16: 16.5
Super Bowl championship: 1 (2010)
JIM TAYLOR, FULLBACK
Career: nine seasons, all with Packers (1957-62, 1964-66)
Career statistics: 104 games played/9.8 run-pass touches per game/5.1 run-pass yards per touch/0.6 touchdowns per game
Average Value/16: 11.8
NFL championships: 4 (1961, 1962, 1965, 1966)
Super Bowl championships: 1 (1966)
Bottom line: Couldn’t have Paul Hornung without Jim Taylor or Taylor without Hornung, the yin and the yang of the famed Packers ground game.
Yep, we can just hear coach Vince Lombardi now ... "What we’re trying to get is a seal here and a seal here — and try to run this play in the alley!"
Next man up: Defensive end Willie Davis.
Honorable mention: Cornerback Herb Adderley, guard-kicker Jerry Kramer, center Jim Ringo, wide receiver Sterling Sharpe, defensive end Reggie White, safeties Bobby Dillon and Willie Wood.