Green Bay Packers

Few sports teams are as woven into the fabric of their city as the Green Bay Packers. Based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the team is surrounded by a deeply passionate community. Game days can feel more like rituals than sporting events, with streets filling early and locals donning green and gold all around.

The Packers' home of Lambeau Field has held generational talent and games within its stadium. Whether you’re drawn to the legends of the past or the promise of what’s ahead, a Packers game is sure to create an experience you'll hold onto.¹

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The Green Bay Packers were established in August of 1919 and remain the only publicly owned team in major American sports. They’ve built one of the most respected legacies in football, with four Super Bowl wins and a reputation for consistency across decades.^2,3,4 Their early dominance under legendary head coach Vince Lombardi helped shape the modern NFL. Later eras were defined by legendary quarterbacks, from Brett Favre to Aaron Rodgers, each carving out their own chapter in the team’s timeline. Through highs and lows, the Packers have remained one of the league’s most recognizable franchises.⁵

• Playoff Appearances: With over 35 playoff berths in franchise history, reigning atop the NFL, the Packers have remained a consistent postseason presence, including a stretch of eight consecutive appearances from 2009 to 2016.⁶
• Notable Wins: Their victory in Super Bowl XLV marked a major milestone for the organization, led by Aaron Rodgers and a defense that caused three turnovers from the Steelers. Other legendary wins include the 1997 NFC Championship game at home and a comeback victory against a division rival, the Chicago Bears, in 2013.^7,8,9
• Franchise Records: From career passing yards to defensive takeaways, the Packers have etched their team name in NFL history thanks to standout performances from players like Donald Driver, who holds the franchise record for most receiving yards at 10,137, Charles Woodson, who holds the franchise record for most defensive touchdowns with 10 throughout his Packers career, and Mason Crosby, who holds the franchise record for most points with 1,918 total points.^10,11

They're a team with tradition, staying power, and a fan base that shows up no matter the record.

The Packers deliver unforgettable moments on some of the NFL’s biggest stages, most notably at their home in Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Lambeau Field first welcomed fans in 1957 with a seating capacity of around 32,000 on opening day. Now, the “Frozen Tundra” stadium can hold over 81,000 spectators. It’s the oldest NFL stadium that’s been in continuous use over the decades, and has been the setting for some of the NFL’s most legendary matches.¹

Across decades of competition, the Packers have built a legacy filled with team triumphs and individual excellence. Their trophy case is one of the most decorated in pro football, backed by players who defined eras and moments that still replay in NFL history.

• 13 NFL Championships: Before and after the Super Bowl era, Green Bay secured more league titles than any other franchise, with wins dating back to the 1920s and continuing into the modern age.¹⁰
• Bart Starr Award Recipients: Multiple Packers, including Aaron Rodgers and Reggie White, have been honored for character, leadership, and service both on and off the field.¹²
• Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees: Over 25 Packers have earned spots in Canton, from early icons like Don Hutson to defensive legends like Dave Robinson.¹³

The NFL season runs from early fall through winter, and there’s nothing like catching a Packers game live during that stretch. Whether it’s a fierce divisional matchup or a cold-weather classic under the lights, the atmosphere at Lambeau Field hits different.

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