I WAS THE FIRST ROUND DRAFT PICK IN 1967 BY THE GREEN BAY PACKERS - DON HORN

Don Horn dreamed of playing football as a kid in the 1950's. He became an All-American quarterback in college, playing for legendary SDSC coach Don Coryell and winning an NCAA National Championship alongside future Hall of Famer, John Madden and Joe Gibbs. 

In 1967, Don was selected by the Green Bay Packers in the 1st round (25th overall) and had a legendary career playing for coach Vincent Lombardi. during his career, Don played in some of the most iconic football games in history including the infamous Ice Bowl (Green Bay vs Dallas Cowboys) and Super Bowl II (vs the Oakland Raiders). 

Today Don continues his relationship with the NFL through alumni events and the non-profit Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund which helps former players who need assistance with financial and medical help.