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Alabama QB Bart Starr was the Green Bay Packers 17th round draft selection in 1956.
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Starr's beginning in the NFL was not the easiest. His first four seasons in the league netted four straight losing seasons.
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Things started to turn around for Starr when a man by the name of Vince Lombardi took over as head coach in 1959.
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With Lombardi at the helm, Starr flourished, leading the Packers to six division titles, five NFL titles, and two Super Bowl championships.
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Bart Starr (right) and Paul Hornung (center) chat with Green Bay Packers egend Johnny "Blood" McNally.
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Starr earned league MVP honors in 1966, was the MVP in Super Bowls I and II, was a three-time passing champion, and was selected to four Pro Bowls.
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In 1977 Starr was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Here he poses with his Hall of Fame presenter and former high school coach Bill Moseley.
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Bart Starr's Hall of Fame mural.
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Bart Starr's Hall of Fame bust.