Its obvious your a better writer then anyone they have working for them so maybe you should be offered a job. But they would want you to change your views….lol.

As any non profit, the Packers most likely use fund accounting. Thus, they likely have a capital improvements fund that is fed primarily with general funds. It is likely that much of the net profit from this last year were put into a fund to pay for the scoreboards.

One question: Does the money for stadium improvements (like the new scoreboards that are going in this summer) come from that “nest egg” of cash?

Why don’t the Packers have any LT debt? I’m assuming it’s because we finance any expansions with equity (our stock sales), but do we intentionally not take on LT debt or what? Seems strange to totally shut off a potential capital source like that, especially since we need to argue with the league about every stock sale.