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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1065318" data-attributes="member: 17953">Three things I remember so well from the era where the Packers weren't competitive. Charles Martin throwing McMahon to the ground after a play was over. Totally uncalled for and it hurt the Packers image for quite some time.Next is the blocked FG attempt by Chester Marcol in the season opener in 1980. Marcol caught the ball off the block and ran 25 yards to the end zone to score the winning touchdown on opening day 1980 in Lambeau Field. It happened right in front of me.Next is the Monday night game in 1983 where the Packers beat the Redskins 48-47 in what was the highest scoring game on a Monday night until just recently. It was one of those games where everyone left the stadium no longer having a voice and couldn't speak much the next day. It was an amazing game to watch.Maybe the 48-47 game you're referencing was this one? But the two most memorable games I've ever attended were the Ice Bowl and the 1961 NFL Championship game played at Lambeau Field between the NY Giants and Packers. The first championship game ever played in GB and the Packers slugged them 37-0. It was nearly as cold as the Ice Bowl but special in its own right for the championship it brought.Lots of exciting game but these are things that stand out to me most often. They might not be the most important games in history, but they had something special attached to each of them.</blockquote>

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