#Lambeau leap pro#

LeRoy Butler is pictured with the 'Lambeau Leap' statue in his honor, unveiled in 2014, just outside the team's pro shop and below the statues of Curly Lambeau and Vince Lombardi. It was a play in which White played a role, though not one he finished, that ultimately became cemented in Packers lore. Reggie White, who achieved his own Canton enshrinement in 2006, was a monster, accounting for 2½ sacks out of the season-high eight amassed by the Packers pass rush overall against the Raiders that day. More: 50 Greatest Wisconsin Sports Moments: The Lambeau Leap More: These are the coldest games the Green Bay Packers have played in Lambeau Field history after the Ice Bowl His leap is a major part of his Packers legacy. And nearly 30 years later, Butler is once again on the cusp of being voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a finalist to be one of the five modern-day enshrinees (the 2022 class will be revealed Thursday night). In the process of securing the shutout, the Packers also clinched a playoff spot for the first time in 10 years, the front end of what would become a three-decade march of excellence.īut in short order, LeRoy Butler's jump into the stands behind the south end zone became recognized as a key moment in Packers history. There was too much else to consider from the brutally cold game at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, a 28-0 win that featured wind chills of 22 degrees below zero, marking the second-coldest game in stadium history at the time.

26, 1993, in a game between the Packers and Los Angeles Raiders, but nobody knew it immediately. Dillon celebrates scoring his first of two rushing touchdowns with a Lambeau leap during a November win at Lambeau Field.