Oct 2, 2011; Green Bay, WI, USA; Green Bay Packer former player Jerry Kramer on the field during halftime against the Denver Broncos at Lambeau Field. The Packers defeated the Broncos 49-23. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-US PRESSWIRE

Righting a wrong is always a noble act, even if unsuccessful.

When it comes to the Green Bay City Council, their task of considering the passage of a resolution to encourage the induction of former Packers right guard Jerry Kramer into the National Football League’s Hall of Fame. It is the right thing to do and aldermen will talk about it this coming Tuesday night.

The push to get Kramer into the Hall has become a Twitter and Facebook phenomena this past year – as it should be. So many are remembering the man who helped anchor an offensive line with names that conjure big plays, the Packers sweep, and Bart Starr’s sneak into immortality.

Kramer was elected to the all-NFL first 50 year team. He’s the only player from the select group not in the Hall of Fame. For those who cast the votes to ignore the importance of career is not just sad, it’s downright criminal.

How much weight the city council carries is not known, but it’s important for them to get on the Kramer train and their vote should be a help.

The 12-member City Council will consider passing the resolution during a meeting that starts at 7 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 100 N. Jefferson St.

And if interested in helping with the push to get Kramer into the Hall, check out:

http://jerrykramer4hof.com/

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/kramerhof/

http://jerrykramer.packershalloffame.com/

Ted Hendricks as a Packer in 1974

Ted Hendricks – his time in Green Bay is a simple blip on his Hall of Fame career. After spending the 1974 with the Packers, Hendricks decided to look elsewhere for employment – a fact that is highlighted in today’s Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame “Today in Packers History.”

After blocking seven kicks for the Packers in 1974, Hendricks was one of those itinerant players in the 1970s who considered Green Bay the last outpost in the National Football League. He may have seen the writing on the wall and wanted out. Those were disturbing times for Packers fans as the franchise really struggled on and off the field. It’s good to be able to look back on those dark days with the past 20 years of success in hand.

Anyway, here’s what the Packers Hall of Fame wrote about Hendricks:

Ted Hendricks Looking Elsewhere

June 13, 1975 – The business agent for Ted Hendricks, the towering, 6-foot-7 inch linebacker who blocked seven kicks for the Green Bay Packers in 1974, acknowledges he is looking at other teams to employ his client in 1975. “I talked to the Dolphins last Tuesday,” Miami businessman Tony Roberts says. “But we’re actually further along in our negotiations with some other teams. Three other NFL clubs and one in the WFL (World Football League) have entered pretty seriously into the picture.” Hendricks eventually signs with Oakland where he enjoys a nine-year career with the Raiders. In 1990, Hendricks is inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.