Top 10 Packer Books of All Time Compiled by Jim Rice

Before They Were Packers by Denis Gullickson — If you are interested in the beginnings of football in Green Bay, this book is a must.

Green Bay Packers: A Measure of Greatness by Eric Goska — Packer history starts here with a comprehensive, season-by-season guide to the team on and off the field.

Lambeau: The Man Behind the Mystique by David Zimmerman — The man who made it all possible and who led the Packers from 1919-1949.

Titletown’s Team: Photographic History of the Packers by the Green Bay Press-Gazette — Great photos and stories from the archives of the team’s hometown newspaper.

Green Bay Packers: Yesterday & Today by Chuck Carlson — A fine review of Packer history including photos of great teams, key documents, and team / player memorabilia.

Greatest Moments in Green Bay Packer Football History by Todd Korth — The 40 greatest moments in Packer history with great photos and details.

Packers Heritage Trail by Cliff Christl — A beautiful history in writing and pictures from Lambeau to by Packer historian Cliff Christl.

Magnificent Seven: The Championships Games that Built the Lombardi Dynasty by Bud Lea, Vernon & John Biever — Here are all of the Lombardi championships in glowing detail.

When Pride Still Mattered by David Maraniss — The biography of - the man, his family, and the Packers.

Closing the Gap by Willie Davis — How character lessons learned on the field and in the locker room transfer to real life.

NOTE: This is Jim’s private endorsement and no renumeration has been made to Jim or Packers Century from the writers or publishers of these books.

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