Ten of his players were also inducted, including Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke, Forrest Gregg, Bart Starr ... Starr ran behind a perfect double team block on Jethro Pugh by C Ken Bowman and Jerry Kramer.

Down the stretch in 1961, Gregg filled in for an injured Jerry Kramer at right guard and played there in the NFL Championship Game. Gregg also started seven games at right guard in 1964 when ...

Forrest Gregg exemplified greatness during a legendary career that earned him a bronzed bust in Canton,” Hall of Fame President and CEO David ... Jerry Kramer and Bill Curry, among ...

Jerry Kramer was glad to play guard on the same side of the line as Gregg throughout the Lombardi years. "You just didn't worry about Forrest. You had total confidence in him," said Kramer, who ...

The NFL journey for Jerry Kramer started on December 2, 1957, ... Forrest Gregg did a hell of a job as well. It was just a great combination and it was fun.

Commentary from Kramer's teammates and fellow Hall of Famers, including Jim Taylor, Forrest Gregg, Willie David, Bart Starr and Emlen Tunnell, is also featured in the book.

BOISE, Idaho — On a Friday night in New Orleans 20 years ago, Jerry Kramer sat in K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen, ... “Forrest Gregg was great, and he protected me on my front side, ...

Forrest Gregg, one of the N.F.L.’s greatest offensive tackles and a key figure on Coach Vince Lombardi’s five Green Bay Packer championship teams of the 1960s, died on Friday in Colorado ...

During the Packers' glory years he was perhaps the best offensive lineman, yet it is Forrest Gregg, Jerry Kramer, Fuzzy Thurston and Jim Ringo who have received most of the praise and credit.

Jerry Kramer was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2018 by the Hall’s board of selectors on Saturday. ... (Forrest Gregg and Jim Ringo were the others).

Kramer becomes the 32nd former Packer to gain a spot among the immortals. He joins Lombardi, running back Jim Taylor, lineman Forrest Gregg, quarterback Bart Starr, linebacker Ray Nitschke, cornerback ...

GREEN BAY – Jerry Kramer has stories to tell. Some you've no doubt heard, but his new book, "Run to Win: My Packers Life from Lombardi to Canton," offers new ones as well.