After throwing an interception, Rodgers trips up Brian Urlacher to save a sure TD!

Packers-Redskins Monday night shootout - what a game!

Bart Starr sending the players up into the stands to thank the fans. as sportscaster Brent Musberger said "that is the classiest thing I have ever seen in sports".

My favorite Nostalgia moment occurred after the 1962 Packers season was complete and they had beaten the New York Giants again to win their 8th World Championship. The great Bart Starr spent about 15 minutes of his time speaking to a man and his young son, making that youngster feel like he was really important. That kid was so happy and grateful that Bart Starr remained his favorite all time Packer player. To make this even more special, I was that little snot nosed kid.

Green Bay playing the young and upcoming Dallas Cowboys to earn the right to play in the 1st. SB. The advertising leading up to the game was wild.
Green Bay jumps to 14-0 lead, but Dallas's offense starts cranking it up. Green Bay has the lead but Dallas is driving. Time is running down and if the Cowboys score a TD, there's no chance for a last charge for the Packers. Dandy Don has been on target and unstoppable. They are in the red zone and the QB drops back but his arm is hit as he throws it and the Packers intercept the ball and win the game and go to the SB.
To me the best playoff game I ever saw.
Just MHO

Going to my first Packers game at "Old City Stadium" in October 1956 against the Chicago Bears.

One of my favorite moments is when the "Polish Prince" caught his own batted down FG attempt and returned it for a TD. Watching the black glasses wearing Chester Marcol sprint into the endzone was crazy hilarious. That it was against Da Bears made it even sweeter! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KA2fHoUkG2g
Nostalgia for me is remembering taping the games for my dad (he was a "Winter Texan" from WI) with my VCR, mailing him the games, and then going over our favorite moments by phone. He's been gone eight years now and I still miss that.