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Packers And WFCA Announce 2005 All-State Team

Nov 20, 2005 at 06:00 PM

The Green Bay Packers and the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association today announced the 2005 WFCA All-State Football Team.

Players receiving the honors were voted upon by members of the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association.

The Packers and the WFCA salute the young men receiving the honors and congratulate all players on another fine season of high school football.

**Click here for a list** of the first-team offense and defense, followed by players who received all-state honorable mention.

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