GREEN BAY, Wis. -- A life-long history buff -- especially of presidential, military and football history -- Ron Wolf tried out a new type on Tuesday: Revisionist.
Following his retirement as the Green Bay Packers' general manager in 2001, Wolf had said several times that one of his biggest regrets was that he felt he hadn’t surrounded quarterback Brett Favre with sufficient talent at wide receiver. Sure, the Packers had won Super Bowl XXXI, but in the years after the Hall of Fame GM called it quits, Wolf felt he’d failed his soon-to-be Hall of Fame QB and three-time league MVP.