Description

When only the very best will do…

• Contains one UNPAINTED figure.
• Each figure is 3D Printed in an off-white to dark gray resin.
• Figures are digitally sculpted by Bill Klingbeil and balanced to run well.

Jug Earp (1921-1932)– Earp played 12 years (132 games) for 4 different franchises, but was mainly a productive player for the Packers…Durable, large center at 6-feet, 236 pounds, showed longevity with Packers by playing in 120 games in Green Bay, also played some tackle…Could consistently moved the line and was solid in pass protection for Curly Lambeau’s offense…Vital member of three Packers championship teams from 1929-1931…Named Second-team All-Pro by Green Bay Press-Gazette in 1929, as well as by Leroy Andrews, Giants head coach…very dependable center, who like Trafton employed the one-hand snap technique…With Green Bay, he started 86, including 57 at center and 29 at tackle…Elected to Packers Hall of Fame in 1970.

“Jug might’ve invented the one-hand snap back to the quarterback. He always said ‘I can pass the ball back with one hand and protect my nose with the other.’ So he did.”—Mike Michalske, former Packers teammate and Hall of Fame guard, in a 1969 interview.