Plaque with a portrait of a young man wearing a football helmet, surrounded by a laurel wreath. The plaque commemorates William 'Clarke' Hinkle, a Green Bay Packers full-back from 1932 to 1941, known for his scoring record and multiple league records.

William "Clarke" Hinkle

Inducted in 1951

William "Clarke" Hinkle was said to have a combination of power and speed that was rare for his day. He was also a versatile player for the Green Bay Packers, playing fullback, linebacker and kicker.


Hinkle starred for the Packers from 1932-41. He made All Pro four times and led the team in scoring in 1937-38. In 1938, he also led the NFL in scoring with 58 points.


Hinkle's versatility earned him selection to the NFL All Time 2-Way Team in 1994.