Dave Hanner

Joel David "Hawg" Hanner (May 20, 1930 – September 11, 2008) was an American professional football player, coach, and scout. Born and raised in Parkin, Arkansas, he grew up with four siblings on a family farm west of Memphis before attending the University of Arkansas. Hanner played tackle for the Arkansas varsity for three seasons, as freshmen were prohibited from varsity play during this era. He was named to the Associated Press' 1950 All-Southwest Conference team and was a unanimous selection to the All-Southwest Conference team.

In 1952, Hanner was drafted by the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League, where he started at defensive tackle. He was twice selected to the NFL Pro Bowl and was a member of two World Championship teams. Following his retirement as an active player, he immediately moved into coaching with the Packers, serving as defensive coordinator under two head coaches.

Hanner's streak of 28 consecutive years associated as a player or coach of the Packers is second in team history, behind only player-coach Curly Lambeau.