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Paul Hornung

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Oct 17, 2026

Robert SmigelGUEST
4:57
And, uh, you know, I got to sit next to Jim McMahon, and, uh, the great Jim McMahon had a cooler filled with bo- uh, cans of Coors that he hid under the dais right by his feet, um, that nobody could see because the dais was, like, covered in the front.
Robert SmigelGUEST
5:15
And Paul Hornung got so drunk-
Matt SpiegelHOST
5:16
[laughs]
Robert SmigelGUEST
5:18
... that when he greeted Ditka...
Robert SmigelGUEST
5:20
First Ditka, Ditka was, [laughs] he wasn't drunk, but for whatever reason, when he got up to shake Paul Hornung's hand, he, he knocked the dais forward.
Robert SmigelGUEST
5:30
It just tumbled forward.
Matt SpiegelHOST
5:32
[laughs]
Robert SmigelGUEST
6:49
And, uh, you know, I got to sit next to Jim McMahon, and, uh, the great Jim McMahon had a cooler filled with bo- uh, cans of Coors that he hid under the dais right by his feet, um, that nobody could see because the dais was, like, covered in the front.
Robert SmigelGUEST
7:07
And Paul Hornung got so drunk that when he greeted Ditka...
Robert SmigelGUEST
7:13
First Ditka, Ditka was [laughs] he wasn't drunk, but for whatever reason, when he got up to shake Paul Hornung's hand, he, he knocked the dais forward.
Robert SmigelGUEST
7:23
It just tumbled forward.
Laurence HolmesHOST
7:24
[laughs]
Peter KingGUEST
3:07
[laughs]
Sid RosenbergHOST
3:07
Paul Hornung and all those guys.
Peter KingGUEST
3:09
Alex Karras.
Peter KingGUEST
3:10
Yeah.
Verne LundquistSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:48
36 yards on the punt, a hang time of 3.9. Tennessee has pushed Iowa back to the 11 yard line.
Verne LundquistSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
44:57
In 1956, Paul Hornung won the Heisman Trophy.
Verne LundquistSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:00
Know who finished second? That man walking away from you.
Verne LundquistSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:04
Right there, John Majors, All-American tailback at Tennessee.
Dave DameshekHOST
2:58
In the '60s, kicking was done head-on by position players in square-toed shoes.
Dave DameshekHOST
3:03
My favorite example, the original golden boy Paul Hornung of the Packers.
Dave DameshekHOST
3:07
Heisman winner, NFL MVP, run, catch, throw, he could do it all, except for kicking, which was his come to Jesus, or come to touchdown Jesus.
Dave DameshekHOST
3:17
In fact, in 1964, Vince Lombardi had Hornung try 38 field goals.
Dave DameshekHOST
4:35
In the '60s, kicking was done head on by position players in square-toed shoes.
Dave DameshekHOST
4:40
My favorite example, the original golden boy, Paul Hornung of the Packers.
Dave DameshekHOST
4:44
Heisman winner, NFL MVP, run, catch, throw, he could do it all except for kicking, which was his come to Jesus, or come to touchdown Jesus.
Dave DameshekHOST
4:54
In fact, in 1964, Vince Lombardi had Hornung try 38 field goals.
J.A. AdandeHOST
69:32
if we could take on this question.
J.A. AdandeHOST
69:33
"He inherited a roster with Jim Ringo, Forrest Gregg, Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke, uh, on and on and on, Jerry Kramer.
J.A. AdandeHOST
69:42
All been drafted by the front office before he arrived.
J.A. AdandeHOST
69:44
Would you really need to be a great coach to win with those guys on your team?" Well, I think we do have the answer, because they had another coach before Lombardi that had that roster and didn't go-

10 MINS LATER

Chuck ToddHOST
79:27
Right.All right, let's go with the last question here.
Chuck ToddHOST
79:29
This is a fun one.
Chuck ToddHOST
79:31
Derek Ann from Florence, South Carolina asks, "I was fascinated to hear you say that Paul Hornung did double duty as the placekicker for the Packers in the '60s and that it was normal for NFL teams to use a position player as a kicker.
Chuck ToddHOST
79:41
I was wondering when and why teams started using specialists for placekicking and punting." Um, well, we did a little, uh, we did a little research here a little bit.
J.A. AdandeHOST
68:47
if he could maybe take on this question.
J.A. AdandeHOST
68:48
"He inherited a roster with Jim Ringo, Forrest Gregg, Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke, uh, on and on and on, Jerry Kramer, all been drafted by the front office before he arrived.
J.A. AdandeHOST
68:59
Would you really need to be a great coach to win with those guys on your team?" Well, I think we do have the answer, because they had another coach before Lombardi that had that roster and didn't go-
Chuck ToddHOST
69:09
Yeah

9 MINS LATER

Chuck ToddHOST
78:29
All right, let's go with the last question here.
Chuck ToddHOST
78:30
This is a fun one.
Chuck ToddHOST
78:31
Derek Ann from Florence, South Carolina asked, "I was fascinated to hear you say that Paul Hornung did double duty as the placekicker for the Packers in the '60s and that it was normal for NFL teams to use a position player as a kicker.
Chuck ToddHOST
78:42
Was wondering when and why teams started using specialists for placekicking and punting." Um, well we did a little, uh, we did a little research here, a little bit.
Tony RobertsHOST
45:49
This is WFAN New York, an Infinity Broadcasting station.
Tony RobertsHOST
45:54
Tony Roberts, Tom Pagones, and Paul Hornung.
Tony RobertsHOST
45:59
And Ron Paulus under duress for about the first time in this game, coach.
Tom PagnaHOST
46:04
Yeah, they had a little pressure on him that time.

51 MINS LATER

Tony RobertsHOST
97:02
Fair catch signaled for by Michael Adams, and he makes it down around the 27 yard line.
Tony RobertsHOST
97:08
So a 40-yard punt, no return, a timeout, now this for Sylvania Lighting.
Tony RobertsHOST
97:16
Cody Roberts along with Tom Pagno and Paul Hornung at Texas Stadium.
Tony RobertsHOST
97:20
Actually Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium.
Marc VandermeerHOST
19:04
Oh.
John HarrisHOST
19:04
And there was no Paul Hornung, and...
John HarrisHOST
19:06
So I, yeah, I- Meredith and Starr for me.
John HarrisHOST
19:09
But General, uh, the, the third-

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