I'm originally from Green Bay, and my family has had season tickets for 30 years now. Most years, I get to go to one game (especially now that I live 3+ hours away).
I've seen two overtime games (including one, in 1980, where a Packer field-goal attempt in overtime was deflected right back at the kicker, who ran it in for a touchdown). I've sat at games in below-zero weather. I've been to a game in a blizzard (against Tampa Bay, much less, the most one-sided game I've ever been to; the Buccaneers were psyched out before the game even started).
I've seen players like Walter Payton, Fran Tarkenton, Barry Sanders, and Joe Montana (Joe set a record for most consecutive completions at the game I was at). Not to mention being blessed in getting to watch Brett Favre for over a decade now.
I've also heard that Arrowhead is a great stadium to go to, and the Chiefs are great fans. But, I strongly believe that Lambeau Field is as close as the NFL gets to holy ground.
I've seen two overtime games (including one, in 1980, where a Packer field-goal attempt in overtime was deflected right back at the kicker, who ran it in for a touchdown). I've sat at games in below-zero weather. I've been to a game in a blizzard (against Tampa Bay, much less, the most one-sided game I've ever been to; the Buccaneers were psyched out before the game even started).
I've seen players like Walter Payton, Fran Tarkenton, Barry Sanders, and Joe Montana (Joe set a record for most consecutive completions at the game I was at). Not to mention being blessed in getting to watch Brett Favre for over a decade now.
I've also heard that Arrowhead is a great stadium to go to, and the Chiefs are great fans. But, I strongly believe that Lambeau Field is as close as the NFL gets to holy ground.
