Dad Braisher standing behind Marv Fleming (81) in the 1965 Packers team picture. In Green Bay’s star-studded offense, Marv did not get as much recognition as some of the other players. In those days and on Vince Lombardi’s teams, the tight end was more like a sixth offensive lineman and less of a receiver. Marv was a tremendous blocker in both Green Bay and Miami. Pro Football Hall of Fame member Dave Robinson, a great linebacker who faced the famous Packers sweep in practice for years said, “The tight end was the key to the sweep and Marv was a great blocker.” If you want to be impressed, look up the statistics for the Dolphins’ running game one year before Marv arrived and the three years after. Like Dad Braisher, Marv was a great team player.