Green Bay
Lambeau Field Will Not Host Big Ten Championship
Aug 6th

Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy did a bit a grandstanding in the media about how Lambeau Field would be the perfect place to host the inaugural Big Ten title game in 2011, and formally threw the venerable stadium into the mix as a potential site, several weeks ago. Well, the Big Ten didn’t give [...]
Goodell: No Green Bay Super Bowl
Jul 30th

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell didn’t come right out and say it, but he gave a strong indication there will be no Super Bowl coming to Green Bay unless the city undergoes a dramatic growth spurt and/or transformation. “It’s not about weather as much as it is infrastructure,” Goodell said at the Packers annual shareholders meeting. [...]
Packers Want To Construct Sports And Entertainment Complex
Jul 26th

The Green Bay Packers have been buying land surrounding Lambeau Field in hopes of developing a sports and entertainment complex and thus, an additional revenue stream, similar to those at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas and Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. The team has acquired 28 acres near Lambeau Field in the past five years at [...]
Packers Intrigued By Super Bowl At Lambeau Field
May 27th

When New York/New Jersey was awarded the 2014 Super Bowl on Tuesday, we suggested it would open the door for the NFL to put the game in other cold-weather cities — cities like Green Bay. Green Bay Packers’ president Mark Murphy said he’s intrigued by the possibility, but cited some of the same potential problems [...]
New York Gets 2014 Super Bowl, Paves The Way For Cold-Weather Cities
May 25th

New York, or in reality, New Jersey was awarded the 2014 Super Bowl. The game will be played at the New Meadowlands Stadium, a $1.6 billion facility in East Rutherford, N.J., which is the first non-domed, cold weather venue to host the big game. It took four rounds of votes by NFL owners at the [...]
Green Bay Really Does Suck
Dec 7th
Green Bay: Where No One Wants to Play… Again
Nov 25th

In the early 1990s, Green Bay was generally viewed as a no man’s land by most NFL players. Cold. Boring. Small market. Cold. Just generally not somewhere you wanted to play. That all changed with the rise of Brett Favre and the signing of Reggie White, who became the first major black player to sign [...]




