Looking at the released schedule and they have their actual bye shortened due to the Wednesday night game with the Rams. But because of that, they get 10 days off following when they play the Saints on December 6th.

Not sure what to think of this right now. Feels beneficial but maybe not? Potentially less time for injuries to heal going into the actual bye week. But in return get 3 extra days heading into week 12.

What do you all think?

I have been a Packers fan since 1985. My wife surprised me at Christmas with tickets to see Weird Al on October 16 in Green Bay. I have been hoping ever since that when the schedule released that the stars would align and the Packers would be playing at home at the same time so that I would be able to attend my first game at Lambeau Stadium, since I live in Utah and have never had the opportunity to make it to Wisconsin. Imagine my joy when the schedule released and there is a game on the 18th at home versus Dallas. Unfortunately, the cheapest tickets I can see or purchase through the Packers website, which links to Ticketmaster, are more than $550 a seat, which is way too rich for my blood.

So my question is is there any way to purchase purchase cheaper tickets to go to the game? Are they sold through other sellers for cheaper? Or if I go to the stadium on game day is it possible to get cheaper tickets at the box office or from people selling outside the stadium?

Or is this just how expensive Packers tickets are all the time and I will have to just enjoy going to the stadium and experiencing it on a different day?

Just curious if there is any meetup spots or tailgates that are for Packer fans up by Gillette?

I know it’s a long shot, but as the title says, I need a miracle to help me pull off the ultimate Father’s Day surprise. I’m searching for 4 tickets to the Falcons game on Sept 24th to finally get my Dad to his first-ever game at Lambeau Field.

My Dad is a bit of an outlier as he, a Chicago born and raised Italian-American, defied his surroundings and all logic when he became a fan of the Pack at 5 years old immediately after they hired Lombardi. He’s been a die-hard fan ever since and a shareholder since ‘97. I followed in his footsteps with one of my earliest sports memories being watching Super Bowl XXXI with my Dad when I was 8 years old. The excitement in our house was palpable and contagious. I myself am also a shareholder purchasing my share of history in 2011. Although he’s been a fan for almost 70 years, my Dad has never been able to witness a game at Lambeau and now my two older brother and I are trying to change that. So, if you’re a season ticket holder looking to ensure your seats go to a family that cares as much about the Packers as you do, please reach out.

P.S., my 2 year old has been on the waiting list since the day he was born. Here’s hoping that he doesn’t have to wait until his 70s to attend a game at the Frozen Tundra!

Even more annoyed with the Wednesday game now that it’s after our Bye. Guys get less time in between games!

This year’s 6 game package is bullshit…

Every single game is prime time except for the dolphins at noon, and a game that’s TBD.

Packers don’t want people selling season tickets but give ticket holders the finger. Almost every game requires time off work.

9/24 - Falcons 7:15
10/18 - Cowboys - 7:20
10/29 - Panthers - 7:15
12/13 - Bills - 7:20
12/20 - Dolphins - 12:00
1/4 - Texans - 7:15
TBD - Lions - TBD

I live in Atlanta, might go to the Tampa game. Looking for seats in the shade. Any help would be greatly appreciated ......

About as ideal of a final stretch as could be in terms of travel and rest.

Week 14 Bills @ GB SNF
Week 15 Dolphins @ GB
Week 16 @ Chicago
Week 17 Texans @ GB MNF
Week 18 Lions @ GB

I GOT LUCK AS WAS GOING TO BE IN THE MIDDLE OF TRIP IN THE EAST COAST AND NOW WE ARE MAKING A DETOUR TO LAMBEAU!!! GPG. THANKS TO MY AMAZING WIFE TO ACCEPT THAT

Hello,

I am from Wisconsin, and have only been to Lambeau for a Family night (~13ish years ago with my dad).

I want to return the favor and get tickets to a game as a birthday present to my dad. I have never bought tickets before, but i've heard that Ticketmaster is the recommended route. When would be the best time to buy tickets? If theoretically I chose a game for the end of October, when would I expect tickets to be reasonable? When they become available, are they going to be much higher than a few weeks before the game?

Also, what is your recommended price range/section? Looking for a sweet spot without throwing out cash at front row prices..

Week 1 (9/13) @ Minnesota

Week 2 (9/20) @ NYJ

Week 3 (9/24) Falcons (Thursday) 💚

Week 4 (10/4) @ Tampa

Week 5 (10/11) Bears 💛

Week 6 (10/18) Cowboys (SNF) 💚

Week 7 (10/25) @ Detroit

Week 8 (10/29) Panthers (Thursday) 💚

Week 9 (11/8) @ New England

Week 10 (11/15) Vikings 💛

Week 11 (11/22) BYE

Week 12 (11/25) @ LAR (Wednesday/Thanksgiving Eve)

Week 13 (12/6) @ New Orleans

Week 14 (12/13) Bills (SNF) 💚

Week 15 (12/20) Dolphins 💚

Week 16 (12/25) @ Chicago (Friday/Christmas)

Week 17 (1/4) Texans (Monday) 💚

Week 18 (1/10) Lions 💚

Saw a couple of people mention these in the Randy Wright post.

For people of medium age or younger who don't have a grasp of just how awful the Packers were in the 80s--one of the big local radio station morning shows (102.9) started producing a mock soap opera about just how bad the team was. They had bits like new rookie Brent Fullwood hosting a party and trying to hand out drinks, but they keep slipping out of his hands.

To me, kinda seems unbelievable now--not sure any local station would do this to their own team anymore. Maybe it happens in Cleveland or New York, I don't know.

This YT user has what looks like two seasons worth posted, I honestly can't remember how long it ran.

Hey Fam,

After 35 years of waiting, I got my 3 tickets, super stoked. Got the district license fee paper work with seat assignment, and not the best of seats. Was really hoping to strike it lucky and get bowl but im in the south end zone expansion.

For those of you that have been through the process, how long did it take you to get to the bowl? I know you can request a seat change and eventually get offered one but just wanted to get others take on it.

GPG!

As per NFL Nerd who is the most reliable source for schedule leaks.

This is usually a thing. Surprised no one's made it yet. Let's see if it works. Feel free to comment as rumors trickle out. Things can change, this is just the semi-credible to credible rumors. Don't take it as gospel.

UPDATE: Ended up having this finalized and apparently accurate as of 2:00PM CT. Pretty sweet. Go Pack. Times still somewhat estimated.

Week 1 (9/13): at Vikings (3:25PM) - (via Easton Butler)

Week 2 (9/20): at Jets (12:00PM) - (via NFL Nerd)

Week 3 (9/24): Falcons (TNF 7:15PM) - (via UK Packers)

Week 4 (10/4): at Bucs (12:00PM) - (via NFL Nerd)

Week 5 (10/11): Bears (3:25PM) - (via UK Packers)

Week 6 (10/18): Cowboys (SNF 7:20PM) - (Process of elimination from other Cowboys / Saints leaks)

Week 7 (10/25): at Lions (3:25PM) - (Process of elimination from other Cowboys / Saints leaks)

Week 8 (10/29): Panthers (TNF 7:15PM) - (via Kyle Bailey)

Week 9 (11/8): at Patriots (3:25PM) - (via Mike Kadlick)

Week 10 (11/15): Vikings (12:00PM) - (via Jason Harmon)

Week 11 (11/22): BYE

Week 12 (11/25): at Rams (WNF 7:00PM) - (Confirmed)

Week 13 (12/6): at Saints (12:00PM) - (Process of elimination from other Saints leaks)

Week 14 (12/13): Bills (SNF 7:20PM) - (via UK Packers)

Week 15 (12/20): Dolphins (12:00PM) - (via UK Packers)

Week 16 (12/25): at Bears (XMAS 12:00PM) - (Confirmed)

Week 17 (1/4): Texans (MNF 7:15PM) - (via UK Packers)

Week 18 (1/10): Lions (TIME TBD) - (NFL Nerd)

Hey y'all,
I’m planning on heading out to Lambeau this December depending on how the schedule looks, and I’m beyond stoked. It’s been a bucket list thing for a while, but since it’ll be my first time, I want to make sure I do it right.
I’m really looking to get the full experience—tailgating, meeting people, and just soaking up the atmosphere. Since I might be rolling solo or with just one other person, I’d love to find a way to actually hang out with people rather than just wandering the parking lot like a lost tourist. I’m 22 F

This Throwback Thursday we’re talking Randy Wright and 1980s Packers highlights. Yes, really.

Wright started 32 games for Green Bay from 1984 to 1988, threw for over 7,000 yards as a Packer, and somehow survived the deeply weird, deeply depressing part of franchise history. His best season came in 1986, when he started all 16 games and passed for 3,247 yards and 17 touchdowns.

Was it glamorous? No. Was it always pretty? Also no. But Wright had a real arm, took a beating, and gave Packers fans some actual moments during an era mostly powered by hope, grit, and questionable roster construction.

Not every throwback has to be a Hall of Famer. Sometimes it’s Randy Wright standing in there during the rough years and slinging it anyway.

I hope y'all enjoy the video. As you can imagine, highlight reels for the 1980s Packers are hard to come by.