A Paul Hornung 1957 game-worn Green Bay Packers jersey, up for auction Saturday, appears to show team colors of black and ...

Pro Football Hall of Fame general manager Jim Finks was an assistant coach for the Fighting Irish during Hornung's senior season and he wrote in a scouting report for the Packers, "Paul is the ...

Paul Hornung or as the public knows him as “the Golden Boy” was an American professional football halfback and kicker who played for the Green Bay Packers in the NFL from 1957 to 1966.

The fact that the Packers have issued a number belonging to a Pro Football and Green Bay Packers Hall of Famer tells you a ...

But even though he is older and grayer, Paul Hornung still looks ... a professional just didn't cross my mind." Hornung's career with the Green Bay Packers was not just a passing thought.

A 1957 Green Bay Packers game-worn rookie jersey worn by Paul Hornung sold for $103,700 at auction, setting a record for a Packers game-worn jersey. The jersey was photo-matched to multiple games ...

A Paul Hornung rookie jersey from 1957 suggests the Green Bay Packers' colors may have been black and gold. The discovery was made possible due to the deterioration of the number on the back of ...

GREEN BAY – Since the Green Bay Packers were founded in 1919, their team colors have always been accepted as fact. Navy blue and gold. White and gold. Green and white. Green and gold. Nowhere in ...