Green Bay Packers legend Ahman Green has officially been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest running backs in NFL history and the most prolific rusher in Packers franchise history.

The announcement was made during a special ceremony in Canton, Ohio, where Green was honored for his remarkable career that spanned 12 NFL seasons, including eight dominant years with the Green Bay Packers.

Green, who holds the title of Green Bay’s all-time leader in rushing yards with 8,322 yards, was known for his rare combination of speed, strength, and toughness. His 2003 season — when he rushed for 1,883 yards and 15 touchdowns — remains one of the greatest single-season performances in franchise history.

“This is the highest honor in football, and I’m beyond grateful,” Green said during his induction speech. “To be part of the same Hall as legends like Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, and Jim Brown — it’s something I dreamed of as a kid.”

Ahman Green was a four-time Pro Bowl selection and helped lead the Packers to multiple playoff appearances during the Brett Favre era. His consistency, durability, and explosive playmaking ability made him a fan favorite at Lambeau Field and a nightmare for opposing defenses.

Packers president Mark Murphy called Green’s induction “long overdue,” adding, “Ahman was the engine of our offense for years. His work ethic, leadership, and passion for the game represent everything the Packers stand for.”

Fans, teammates, and NFL icons celebrated the news across social media, with many praising Green not just for his on-field accomplishments but also his humility and community work off the field.

Now officially enshrined among football’s immortals, Ahman Green’s name will forever be etched in NFL history — and in the hearts of Packers fans everywhere.