Collins and Clifton Join Packers Hall of Fame

Before Brett Favre goes into the Pro Football Hall of Fame the Packers add a few Lambeau legends to theirs. Nick Collins and Chad Clifton were inducted into the Hall of Fame after a combined 19 seasons in Green Bay.

Collins emerged as one of the best safeties in the NFL being named to the All-Pro team from 2008-2010. He picked the biggest stage for his biggest play. Collins ran back an interception for a touchdown against the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV. A neck injury in 2011 forced him into an early retirement. 

Clifton was a mainstay at left tackle protecting both Favre and Aaron Rodgers' blindside for 12 years. He is a two time Pro Bowler starting in 160 of the 165 games he played in. 

Former broadcaster Russ Winnie was also inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame. 

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