Don Horn and the First 400-Yard Passing Game in Packers History: The Lead Up The 1969 season was the second year as head coach for Phil Bengtson . He took over for Vince Lombardi who retired as ...

I have a question regarding Don Horn. Dan Devine traded him prior to the 1971 season. Like many Packer fans, I thought he had great promise. The Packers were able to get John Brockington as a ...

Don Horn, a Green Bay Packers' first-round pick in the 1967 NFL draft, has hit a rough spot. Horn, 79, was near death and now is recovering, but, as often happens with severe medical emergencies ...

At the time, Horn was the first quarterback of the Packers to ever throw for more than 400 passing yards. Don reflected on that game. Bob Schnelker had a great game plan.

Don Horn, a Green Bay Packers' first-round pick in the 1967 NFL draft, has hit a rough spot. Horn, 79, was near death and now is recovering, but, as often happens with severe medical emergencies ...

Horn played in the NFL from 1967-74, including 1967-70 with the Packers, starting just 15 career games. He was Denver’s primary starter in 1971, going 2-6-1 in that role during a 4-9-1 season.

The 418 yards broke Don Horn’s Packers single-game record. The 35 completions were also a new Packers record, surpassing Starr. At one point, Dickey completed 14 straight passes, ...

"He ties the mark held by Lynn Dickey, Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers and Don Horn." Packers fans figured Dickey, from the pass-happy, go-go teams of the 1980s would be on the list along with Green ...

Former Packers quarterback Don Horn is asking for help with medical expenses. The Packers’ 2nd first-round draft pick in 1967 has started a GoFundMe page.

Don Horn, a Green Bay Packers' first-round pick in the 1967 NFL draft, has hit a rough spot. Horn, 79, was near death and now is recovering, but, as often happens with severe medical emergencies ...

Don Horn, the Green Bay Packers' first-round pick in the 1967 NFL draft, has hit a rough spot. Horn, 79, was near death and now is recovering, but, as often happens with severe medical emergencies ...