Stephen from Bradenton, FL
Why is it certain players get singled out, albeit for good reason, in terms of media coverage and fanfare and others are barely mentioned? A great example is Bob Skoronski. During the Packers’ glory years he was perhaps the best offensive lineman, yet it is Forrest Gregg, Jerry Kramer, Fuzzy Thurston and Jim Ringo who have received most of the praise and credit.
What a great question, but you need to ask it of someone who has studied the human brain or human nature.
I received an email once from someone who insisted Vince Lombardi was wrong for not giving Bart Starr more credit for the Packers’ success in the 1960s.