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With the offseason upon us, we find ourselves looking both backwards into the relatively recent past and forwards to this summer in today's cheese curds. In a few months, two Packers legends will be going into Halls of Fame within a few weeks of each other, and those two men are inextricably linked to each other.
Of course, I am referring to Ron Wolf, architect of the 1990s Packers, and the quarterback he so desperately wanted, Brett Favre. While one enters the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year, the other will be inducted into the Packers Hall.
Today's curds feature a look at different facets of the two, as well as some looks back at recent weeks in the 2014 season.
Favre induction ceremony tickets sold out | Packersnews.com
This is news from a few days ago, but if you were hoping to get a seat to the induction this summer, you'll be out of luck. The good news for fans who do want to watch is that the ceremony will be shown on tape delay on TV throughout the state.
Even without Packers, Milwaukee scores huge TV audience for Super Bowl | JSOnline
This shouldn't be a big surprise, as Milwaukee is among the best TV markets for football in general. Still, half of the homes in the area were tuned in to the game on average.
Tundra Vision: Ron Wolf—So Much More Than A Fart In The Wind | Cheesehead TV
This is a fantastic look at why Ron Wolf is so revered in football circles and of course in Green Bay, and why his teams in the 1990s should not be looked at as a disappointment for only winning one title.
Writers vote Jim Caldwell NFC North Coach of the Year - ESPN
Caldwell is a reasonable choice, and Mike McCarthy finished second in the voting.
What the other 30 NFL teams would have done on 2nd-and-1 - SBNation.com
You know what the Packers would have done. I know what they would have done. So let's click to see the other 29.
Warren Sapp arrested for solicitation, assault - SBNation.com
The Hall of Famer was at first suspended from his role at the NFL Network, then had his contract terminated shortly thereafter.