The 49ers, like most NFL teams, have numbers on their helmets to identify the players on the field. Each player is assigned a specific number, which is displayed on their helmet and jersey. This helps coaches, officials, and fans distinguish between players and know who is on the field at any given time. The number on a player's helmet is also often used to identify them in statistics and game records.
They don't. New England is the only team with 91 on their helmets, in honor of Marquise Hill a defensive end that died recently. The other teams have a 21 for Sean Taylor.
Ahman Green officially re-signed with the Green Bay Packers on October 21, 2009 after the Packers placed running back DeShawn Wynn on injured reserve. With his former number, 30, taken by fullback John Kuhn, Green will be wearing No.34 in honor of the one former Chicago Bear running back Walter Payton.
He is DuJuan Harris. He is a running back for the Green Bay Packers and presumed starter at the moment.
He is a running back.
Because Washington Redskins Safety Sean Taylor was shot and killed and his number was 21. So, every team in the NFL wears that on the back of their helmets.
No, they were never called the pickle packers. Their name dates back to their origins in 1919 when the Indian Packaging Company funded the team to get it started on the condition that the team be named after them. Since they play in Green Bay Wisconsin they became the Green Bay Packers.
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Bart Starr.
the player's number
The quarterback of the Green Bay Packers in 1998 was Brett Lorenzo Favre.
maybe they packed stuff back in the 1900's in Green Bay
Number 23 on the Green Bay Packers is worn by backup running back Dimitri Nance. Nance is in his second season out of Arizona State. He saw extremely limited action in the 2010 season, recording 95 yards on 36 carries.
John Kuhn He is a half-back for the Packers.