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15. Ahman Green 70 yard TD @ Miami-Oct. 22, 2006
With the Packers clinging to a three point lead over the Miami Dolphins, Ahman Green puts the Dolphins away in the Packers 34-24 victory in Miami. It was Ahman Green's longest run since his 90 yarder against the Dallas Cowboys a few years ago.
http://play.rbn.com/?url=nfl/nfl/open/nflfilms/demand/s2006/nflcom/w07/longest_run_play_2_300k.rm
14. Ahmad Carroll scores first and probably only TD in his worthless career vs. St. Louis-Nov. 29, 2004
On Brett Favre's 200th consecutive start, the defense set the tone early. On the Rams' opening drive, a Marc Bulger pass was caught by Isaac Bruce, but was stripped and was recovered by the rookie, Carroll, who returned it for the touchdown to give the Packers a 7-0 that they never relenquished en route to a 45-17 romping of the St. Louis Rams at Lambeau on Monday Night Football.
13. Antonio Freeman makes great catch in back of end zone @ Chicago-Dec. 3, 2000
The Packers were a LONG shot to make the playoffs at 5-7 after getting destroyed at Carolina on Monday Night Football the week before. On Sunday Night Football, the Packers were out to prove that they belong in the playoffs as Antonio Freeman made a great catch in the back of the end zone and barely got both feet down and pinned the ball against his helmet and still kept the ball under control to give the Packers a 7-0 lead, which helped them dominate the Bears 28-6. The Packers won their last four games against all of the NFC Central foes, but just barely failed to make the playoffs.
12. Ahman Green 90 yd. run vs. Dallas-Oct. 24, 2004
Ahman Green made history by being only the second player in league history to have two 90+ yard touchdown runs. Green put the Cowboys away with this touchdown run as the Packers ran all over the Cowboys 41-20 at Lambeau.
11. Donald Driver 85 yard TD reception @ Chicago-Oct. , 2002
To open the game, Favre heaved a pass that sailed into the arms of Donald Driver, who caught it and then ran into the end zone to give the Packers a 7-0 lead, which they went on to win by the score of 34-21. The Packers improved to 4-1, en route to coasting to the NFC North crown.
10. Donald Driver 24 yard touchdown @ Houston-November 21, 2004
With the Packers trailing 13-3 in the fourth quarter, Brett Favre was still searching for his 35th game in a row with a touchdown pass. Then, Favre found Donald Driver in the back of the end zone to cut the defecit to just a field goal. That helped the Packers come back for a 16-13 victory in Houston to go to 6-4 and keep pace with the Vikings for first place in the division.
9. Allen Rossum 55 yard punt return vs. Tampa Bay-November 4, 2001
With the Packers down 17-7 to the Buccaneers, the Packers were in need of a spark. Ahman Green provided that spark. He bolted through the right side for a 63 yard score to cut the Buccaneer lead to 17-14. With the Packers down 20-14 with about three and a half to play, Allen Rossum caught a punt at his own 45 and went up the middle only being touched by one person, Shelton Quarles, who was flagged for a facemask. After he got by Quarles, though, he was gone, giving the Packers the 21-20 lead they never relenquished.
8. Javon Walker 50 yard TD vs. Minnesota-November 13, 2004
The Packers and Vikings were fighting for first place in the NFC North. The Packers won their previous three games to pull to .500. On third down at midfield on their opening possession, of the game, Brett Favre heaved a pass down the right sidelines, which Javon Walker hauled in, cut to his left and ran into the end zone to give the Packers a 7-0 lead on their way to a 34-31 victory over the Vikings to vault themselves into first place in the NFC North.
7. Donald Driver 82 yard TD @ Minnesota-November 12, 2006
With the Packers down 14-10 in the second quarter in a stadium in which the Packers regularely struggle, the Packers needed a play to energize the team, especially after squandering a 10-0 lead. The first half reminded me of Super Bowl XXXI. Green Bay didn't expect the play they were looking for to be a long touchdown, especially when Brett Favre just threw a little quick slant to Donald Driver, but sure enough, Driver raced down the middle of the field untouched into the end zone to give the Packers a 17-14 lead, in which the Packers went on to win 23-17 in the Metrodome for the Packers' first of two victories over Minnesota in the 2006 regular season.
http://play.rbn.com/?url=nfl/nfl/open/nflfilms/demand/s2006/nflcom/w10/longest_pass_play_2_300k.rm
6. Allen Rossum 92 yard KO return vs. Indianapolis-November 19, 2000
After letting a 19-0 halftime lead dwindle down to just two at 19-17, the Packers needed something to get the team going again. Little did they know, it would take place on the following kickoff. Allen Rossum took the kickoff and raced down the right sideline to give Green Bay a 26-17 lead in which they held on for a 26-24 victory.
5. Greg Jennings 75 yard TD @ Detroit
The score was tied at zero midway through the first quarter between two winless teams. Brettt Favre was looking for touchdown pass number 400 in his Hall of Fame career against the poor Lions defense. On a simple curl route, Favre placed the ball perfectly to Greg Jennings, who circled around the defender and raced 75 yards down the right sidelines to give the Packers the lead and to give Favre touchdown pass number 400 for his career. Green Bay went on to win 31-24 in Detroit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38PP6Lwfnis
4. Javon Walker 46 yard TD @ Oakland-December 22, 2003
This was such a big game, I needed to pick one and Javon Walker's jump ball touchdown was the best. One day after Irv Favre, Brett Favre's father passed away, the younger Favre played the game of his life, passing for 399 yards and four touchdowns (311 and four in the first half alone) en route to a 41-7 dominating perfoprmance over the hapless Oakland Raiders.
3. Ahman Green 98 yard TD vs. Denver-December 28, 2003
The Packers needed a victory and a Cardinals win over the Vikings to get into the playoffs. With the Packers leading 17-3, the Broncos missed it on fourth down and goal at the Packers two yard line. No problem. Ahman Green iced the game by rushing 98 yards for a touchdown-the second longest ever. They ended up winning 31-3 over the Broncos, but the run was made all the more sweeter when Nate Poole hauled in Josh McCown's pass to beat the Vikings and help the Packers get into the playoffs, which set up..........................
2. Al Harris 52 yard INT return vs. Seattle-January 4, 2004
The Packers/Seahawks game was a see-saw game the whole day. It was Mike Holmgren's first playoff game at Lambeau since he left Green Bay after the 1998 season. After a Shaun Alexander touchdown to tie the score at 27 with just over a minute remaining, Ryan Longwell's field goal was just short, so we headed to overtime. Matt Hasselbeck possibly jinxed his team after winning the coin toss, saying "We want the ball and we're gonna score." Didn't happen. On Seattle's second possession of overtime, Matt Hasselbeck's pass was intercepted by Al Harris, who returned it for a touchdown to give the Packers a 33-27 victory in Green Bay.
1. Antonio Freeman miracle catch vs. Minnesota-November 6, 2000
It was a see-saw game. Ahman Green caught a touchdown to tie it up at 20. The Vikings got down into field goal range to attempt to win the game. Mitch Berger could not hold on to it and his desperation pass was intercepted by Tod McBride to send it into overtime. On the Packers opening possession, they drove to about midfield, where on third down, Brett Favre threw up a desperation pass intended for Antonio Freeman. Freeman fell down and Chris Dishman dropped a sure interception. On the drop by Dishman, Freeman adjusted and made a miracle catch and with Dishman pouting about three yards away, Freeman got up and cut to his last and ran in for the amazing touchdown to give Green Bay a 26-20 victory. I have just one thing to say about this........HE DID WHAT??????????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Vx1AfHiHI
With the Packers clinging to a three point lead over the Miami Dolphins, Ahman Green puts the Dolphins away in the Packers 34-24 victory in Miami. It was Ahman Green's longest run since his 90 yarder against the Dallas Cowboys a few years ago.
http://play.rbn.com/?url=nfl/nfl/open/nflfilms/demand/s2006/nflcom/w07/longest_run_play_2_300k.rm
14. Ahmad Carroll scores first and probably only TD in his worthless career vs. St. Louis-Nov. 29, 2004
On Brett Favre's 200th consecutive start, the defense set the tone early. On the Rams' opening drive, a Marc Bulger pass was caught by Isaac Bruce, but was stripped and was recovered by the rookie, Carroll, who returned it for the touchdown to give the Packers a 7-0 that they never relenquished en route to a 45-17 romping of the St. Louis Rams at Lambeau on Monday Night Football.
13. Antonio Freeman makes great catch in back of end zone @ Chicago-Dec. 3, 2000
The Packers were a LONG shot to make the playoffs at 5-7 after getting destroyed at Carolina on Monday Night Football the week before. On Sunday Night Football, the Packers were out to prove that they belong in the playoffs as Antonio Freeman made a great catch in the back of the end zone and barely got both feet down and pinned the ball against his helmet and still kept the ball under control to give the Packers a 7-0 lead, which helped them dominate the Bears 28-6. The Packers won their last four games against all of the NFC Central foes, but just barely failed to make the playoffs.
12. Ahman Green 90 yd. run vs. Dallas-Oct. 24, 2004
Ahman Green made history by being only the second player in league history to have two 90+ yard touchdown runs. Green put the Cowboys away with this touchdown run as the Packers ran all over the Cowboys 41-20 at Lambeau.
11. Donald Driver 85 yard TD reception @ Chicago-Oct. , 2002
To open the game, Favre heaved a pass that sailed into the arms of Donald Driver, who caught it and then ran into the end zone to give the Packers a 7-0 lead, which they went on to win by the score of 34-21. The Packers improved to 4-1, en route to coasting to the NFC North crown.
10. Donald Driver 24 yard touchdown @ Houston-November 21, 2004
With the Packers trailing 13-3 in the fourth quarter, Brett Favre was still searching for his 35th game in a row with a touchdown pass. Then, Favre found Donald Driver in the back of the end zone to cut the defecit to just a field goal. That helped the Packers come back for a 16-13 victory in Houston to go to 6-4 and keep pace with the Vikings for first place in the division.
9. Allen Rossum 55 yard punt return vs. Tampa Bay-November 4, 2001
With the Packers down 17-7 to the Buccaneers, the Packers were in need of a spark. Ahman Green provided that spark. He bolted through the right side for a 63 yard score to cut the Buccaneer lead to 17-14. With the Packers down 20-14 with about three and a half to play, Allen Rossum caught a punt at his own 45 and went up the middle only being touched by one person, Shelton Quarles, who was flagged for a facemask. After he got by Quarles, though, he was gone, giving the Packers the 21-20 lead they never relenquished.
8. Javon Walker 50 yard TD vs. Minnesota-November 13, 2004
The Packers and Vikings were fighting for first place in the NFC North. The Packers won their previous three games to pull to .500. On third down at midfield on their opening possession, of the game, Brett Favre heaved a pass down the right sidelines, which Javon Walker hauled in, cut to his left and ran into the end zone to give the Packers a 7-0 lead on their way to a 34-31 victory over the Vikings to vault themselves into first place in the NFC North.
7. Donald Driver 82 yard TD @ Minnesota-November 12, 2006
With the Packers down 14-10 in the second quarter in a stadium in which the Packers regularely struggle, the Packers needed a play to energize the team, especially after squandering a 10-0 lead. The first half reminded me of Super Bowl XXXI. Green Bay didn't expect the play they were looking for to be a long touchdown, especially when Brett Favre just threw a little quick slant to Donald Driver, but sure enough, Driver raced down the middle of the field untouched into the end zone to give the Packers a 17-14 lead, in which the Packers went on to win 23-17 in the Metrodome for the Packers' first of two victories over Minnesota in the 2006 regular season.
http://play.rbn.com/?url=nfl/nfl/open/nflfilms/demand/s2006/nflcom/w10/longest_pass_play_2_300k.rm
6. Allen Rossum 92 yard KO return vs. Indianapolis-November 19, 2000
After letting a 19-0 halftime lead dwindle down to just two at 19-17, the Packers needed something to get the team going again. Little did they know, it would take place on the following kickoff. Allen Rossum took the kickoff and raced down the right sideline to give Green Bay a 26-17 lead in which they held on for a 26-24 victory.
5. Greg Jennings 75 yard TD @ Detroit
The score was tied at zero midway through the first quarter between two winless teams. Brettt Favre was looking for touchdown pass number 400 in his Hall of Fame career against the poor Lions defense. On a simple curl route, Favre placed the ball perfectly to Greg Jennings, who circled around the defender and raced 75 yards down the right sidelines to give the Packers the lead and to give Favre touchdown pass number 400 for his career. Green Bay went on to win 31-24 in Detroit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38PP6Lwfnis
4. Javon Walker 46 yard TD @ Oakland-December 22, 2003
This was such a big game, I needed to pick one and Javon Walker's jump ball touchdown was the best. One day after Irv Favre, Brett Favre's father passed away, the younger Favre played the game of his life, passing for 399 yards and four touchdowns (311 and four in the first half alone) en route to a 41-7 dominating perfoprmance over the hapless Oakland Raiders.
3. Ahman Green 98 yard TD vs. Denver-December 28, 2003
The Packers needed a victory and a Cardinals win over the Vikings to get into the playoffs. With the Packers leading 17-3, the Broncos missed it on fourth down and goal at the Packers two yard line. No problem. Ahman Green iced the game by rushing 98 yards for a touchdown-the second longest ever. They ended up winning 31-3 over the Broncos, but the run was made all the more sweeter when Nate Poole hauled in Josh McCown's pass to beat the Vikings and help the Packers get into the playoffs, which set up..........................
2. Al Harris 52 yard INT return vs. Seattle-January 4, 2004
The Packers/Seahawks game was a see-saw game the whole day. It was Mike Holmgren's first playoff game at Lambeau since he left Green Bay after the 1998 season. After a Shaun Alexander touchdown to tie the score at 27 with just over a minute remaining, Ryan Longwell's field goal was just short, so we headed to overtime. Matt Hasselbeck possibly jinxed his team after winning the coin toss, saying "We want the ball and we're gonna score." Didn't happen. On Seattle's second possession of overtime, Matt Hasselbeck's pass was intercepted by Al Harris, who returned it for a touchdown to give the Packers a 33-27 victory in Green Bay.
1. Antonio Freeman miracle catch vs. Minnesota-November 6, 2000
It was a see-saw game. Ahman Green caught a touchdown to tie it up at 20. The Vikings got down into field goal range to attempt to win the game. Mitch Berger could not hold on to it and his desperation pass was intercepted by Tod McBride to send it into overtime. On the Packers opening possession, they drove to about midfield, where on third down, Brett Favre threw up a desperation pass intended for Antonio Freeman. Freeman fell down and Chris Dishman dropped a sure interception. On the drop by Dishman, Freeman adjusted and made a miracle catch and with Dishman pouting about three yards away, Freeman got up and cut to his last and ran in for the amazing touchdown to give Green Bay a 26-20 victory. I have just one thing to say about this........HE DID WHAT??????????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4Vx1AfHiHI
