Starr: Packers always 'part of my makeup'

Bart Starr's final game as a Green Bay Packers quarterback took place in 1971, when All in the Family ruled television and the cost of a first-class postage stamp was eight cents. In the 41 years since Starr last walked off Lambeau Field as a player, much has changed in the world. Starr's allegiance to the Packers hasn't. "I follow them uniquely closely, and I always will," Starr said Tuesday during a promotional teleconference campaign for Tide. "It's just a part of my makeup and a part of my body and thought process, because of having been here for so many years and continuing to follow them and having so many friends around here."Starr, who lives in Birmingham, Ala., is in Green Bay this week as part of Tide's "Show Us Your Colors" campaign for the Packers' Sept. 9 season opener against the San Francisco 49ers. All fans to attend the game will receive a free, Tide-branded Packers T-shirt on their seat.Starr played all 16 of his pro football seasons for the Packers from 1956-71 an...