Nothing to add. Well, that coaching stuff might be able to turn dirt into the gold.

Well done Wendell!

I'm glad you included some overlap, because what Holmgren did in harnessing Farve's talent brought this franchise out of the doldrums and into the winner's circle.

Bengston became one of the worst coaches in NFL history. He's out. McCarthy and Sherman are also out because overall they were terrible coaches who couldn't get to the Super Bowl and had such awful and inflexible personalities that they alienated the players and fans.

Gruden should be QB coach. Shurmur D Coordinator. LaFleur assistant O Coordinator (he's actually better than Reid).

Adam Stenavich over Mike Sherman. Stenavich had a habit of taking later round players and getting the most from them. Also, perhaps Edgar Bennett should be included somewhere. Whether cornerbacks, safeties or RB's, he was a great influence on the players.

Good list, Wendell.

Capers, Pettine, nor Barry even sniff the list. DC coaching failures during Rodgers' Packer career is a primary reason he only played in one SB. And now Love is saddled with Barry.

At least Favre had the Great Fritz who helped get the team to two Lombardi Trophy games. When Favre and the O got a lead, Fritz and his men would keep it.

Been a while since the Packers had that dynamic.

No Shawn Slocum?

Remember, Sherm Lewis was OC from 1992-1999, and had great success handling the controls for that offense. Let's make it a big tent and find a place for Sherm. I'd boot Gruden (he only coached receivers two seasons and he's an irritating little prick) move Schnelker back to his role with the WRs (1966-1971) and let Sherm handle OC duties. Have a cigar!

MLF better start coaching!!!

Sorry Wendall, white I agree with most of your selections I would have Mike Holmgren as the all-time OC. Holmgren is the best offensive play caller the Packers have every had. Reid has evolved into a great play caller but that did not happen while he was in Green Bay.

Holmgren should be OC and Edgar Bennet should be the RB coach and Andy Reid would be the TE coach..

Thanks, Since '61

James Campen should receive strong consideration for OL coach.

He developed a style of OL play that was unique and dominant, exploiting the current rules in such a way as to basically legalize holding. Every defensive line coach in the league used to rant, bellow, and complain to the officials about the Packers OL play every time they faced us. Now, every team in the NFL now incorporates those techniques that Campen developed and taught to our linemen.

For Vince Lombardi, being a head football coach of the Green Bay Packers was not just job or even a career; it was a calling, a vocation.
He saw himself as a teacher developing the whole person on the field and off.
His players responded with not only great effort in building on their talent, but also a remarkable development of their character.
Thus was formed not only the greatest team in the history of the NFL, but the most glorious.
The Packers of the Lombardi Era are legendary like King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, but they are also real men, some of them still with us to be appreciated and celebrated.
***
For Lombardi, it was more than systems and strategy, more than rules and regimens; it was about people and relationships and sacrifice and teamwork.
The players on the Packers were a diverse group of personalities from a wide array of backgrounds, but in camaraderie they achieved shared triumph on a monumental scale.
The magnitude of the experience had a transforming effect to profoundly better the rest of their lives.
***
For Lombardi, football was not just a game or a way to make a living; it was inseparable from the rest of life and worthy of a commitment to excellence.
He told his players to be proud of their profession, that what they were doing was noble and good and important.
With the likes of Lombardi, sports can be a highly beneficial influence on the entirety of our lives. A great lesson of his accomplishment is that the success of any organization, and society, depends on appealing to the whole person, body and soul.
The Packers thrived because they were not treated as machines or commercial commodities, but as men.
They knew they mattered as people, and so they performed to the utmost as players.
As fans of the Packers, we can find inspiration in the heritage of our team, which is a witness to humans overcoming flaws and faults to reach our potential, and a testament to the best of humanity in solidarity.

Lombardi of course. Schnelker as OC & Bengston as DC.

I'm confused. Is the idea just to name and honor a bunch of guys or is it to assemble a legit coaching staff based on success in those roles some of these guys had in GB?

Too bad we have to go back sooo far to find any D coaches. Very telling.

I would put Steve Mariuchi on the list somewhere, if only because he's from Iron Mountain.

Lombardi - But look came came after him .
Joe Gibbs won 3 Super Bowls with three
different QBs. He Fed the hogs.
And Don Shula is the only coach with 300 victories.
I hope the packers don't turn into Fish.