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VETERANS
college teammates, Jason Spitz and Breno Giacomini, on
the roster…High school: Named 2003 USA Today Offensive
Player of the Year at Trinity High School in Louisville,
Ky. …Led Trinity to three straight state championships
and was named state finals Most Valuable Player in
each of the games…Finished second in Kentucky history in
career passing yards and career touchdown passes…Was
rated the No. 1 quarterback prospect and No. 2 overall by
Tom Lemming of ESPN as a senior…Featured on the cover
of Sports Illustrated for Nov. 18, 2002, issue as part of a
special report on high school sports…Drafted by the Colorado
Rockies in the 2004 baseball draft…Community
involvement: Participated in Al Harris’ Stars and Strikes
Celebrity Bowling Event to benefit the Al Harris Outreach
Program…Was a celebrity guest at annual fundraising
dinner for the Donald Driver Foundation…Participated in
the Green Bay Packers Golf Invitational…Hobbies/interests:
Enjoys playing golf in his free time…Splits residence
between Green Bay and Louisville, Ky.
ADMIN. &
BROHM COACHES COMMUNITY
LAMBEAU RECORDS &
DRAFT &
MISC. FIELD HISTORY 2008 REVIEW FREE AGENTS
Br i a n Br o h m’s Pr o St a t i s t i c s
PASSING Yds/ Yds
Year Team GP GS Att Cmp Pct Yds Att TD Int Lg Sk Lst Rating
2008 Green Bay ........ 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
CAREER TRANSACTIONS
u2008 Selected by Green Bay Packers in second round (56th overall) of ’08 NFL Draft, April 26…Signed first contract,
July 27.
Logo history
1950-53: In their first
season after Curly
Lambeau’s 31-year
reign, the “New
Packers” introduce
their first identifying
mark; the logo is also
present on 1950 stock certificates. It changes colors over
the four years, as the team experiments with several uniform
combinations.
1959-74: Sideline logo, worn on
hats, shirts and jackets by coaches,
equipment managers and trainers at
both games and practice. Coincided
with Vince Lombardi’s first season,
then retained by Phil Bengtson and
Dan Devine.
1954-61: Looking for a fresh look
with new coach Lisle Blackbourn, the
team unveils new uniforms and a new
mark. The logo locates both Green
Bay and Milwaukee on a Wisconsin
silhouette. The passer wears No. 41,
worn two decades earlier by both
Arnie Herber and Clarke Hinkle.
1961-69: The primary logo during the
Lombardi era, used on official Packers
stationery and publications. The team
won five world championships under
the mark. Before the ’69 season, after
Lombardi’s departure to Washington,
team letterhead shifts to a helmet logo.
The mark still sees use into the ’70s,
though.
1961-present: First and
only helmet logo in team history,
designed for Lombardi
by equipment manager Dad
Braisher and first applied to
Packers headgear in 1961.
After introducing the G, the
team immediately won two
world titles (1961-62), and five over the mark’s first seven
years. Borrowed by scores of high schools and colleges.
CURRENT CONTRACT EXPIRATION: After 2011
1993: Commemorative logo, worn
on jersey during ’93 season, signifying
the team’s 75th professional season,
since its birth in 1919. Wearing
logo, team earned first playoff berth
in 11 years, kicking off string of six
straight postseason trips.
2006: Commemorative mark
recognizing the 10th anniversary
of the team’s Super
Bowl XXXI triumph over the
New England Patriots.
2003: Patch
team wore for
first two home
games of ’03 to
commemorate
rededication
of Lambeau
Field, following
three-year,
$295-million
renovation.
2007: Emblem celebrating
the 50th
anniversary of venerable
Lambeau Field,
worn on home jerseys
and painted in
the end zones on the
world-famous stadium
grass.
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