News about Bart Starr

Cherry Starr, the philanthropist wife of former Green Bay Packers quarterback and coach Bart Starr, has died. She was 89 years old when she was first diagnosed. Cherry Starr, a youth agency that supports at-risk youth with whom the couple worked closely, released a video recognizing her death on Tuesday. Rawhide Youth Services, an agency that supports at-risk youth with whom the couple worked closely, released a video tribute to her. In an online obituary, the Starr Children's Fund, a fund created by the Starrs to fund childhood cancer research, announced that she died peacefully at her Birmingham, Alabama home. A cause of death was not listed in the obituary.

Not only has Packers legend Brett Favre been admired with Jordan Love, but he believes the 25-year-old can beat himself, Bart Starr, and Aaron Rodgers to become the best quarterback in Green Bay history. Following the Packers' season-ending 24-21 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, Favre sent Love on X, which culminated in the fourth-year pro throwing an ugly interception to linebacker Dre Greenlaw. On X, Favre wrote, 'Great game and tough loss for my Packers.' When I say, 'We are so proud of you and can't wait to see what the future holds, I'm sure I speak for all packer supporters.' 'There's a lot to be excited about.' Love was then given some encouragement by Favre: "Jordan keep your chin up because I think you can be the best Packer QB ever," he says.