Raider Pride
Cheesehead
Bob Harlan has done a great job in bringing special history back to life.
This year I visited Green Bay for the first time. There is no venue, or organization that has the history proud history of the Packers. Not just in football but in any professional sport.
I know someone here has the ability to talk to Bob Harlan.
Please suggest this to him.
The Packers should take that history not only on to the frozen tundra but also to every venue they play in. Take it to Minnesota, take it to Chicago, Take it to Detroit, and take it all over the country in road games.
Here is R.P.'s idea....
Put the numbers 3 and 14 and 15 and 66 and 92 on the back of every helmet of every player.
Let the young players look at those numbers before they slip on the sacred helmet and run out on the field. Let the T.V. announcers explain what those numbers mean on the back of each Packer Player helmet.
Let the legends take the field every game even though their numbers are retired.
I love this idea... I think it fits in perfect with Packer tradition of pride of history.
What do you think?
This year I visited Green Bay for the first time. There is no venue, or organization that has the history proud history of the Packers. Not just in football but in any professional sport.
I know someone here has the ability to talk to Bob Harlan.
Please suggest this to him.
The Packers should take that history not only on to the frozen tundra but also to every venue they play in. Take it to Minnesota, take it to Chicago, Take it to Detroit, and take it all over the country in road games.
Here is R.P.'s idea....
Put the numbers 3 and 14 and 15 and 66 and 92 on the back of every helmet of every player.
Let the young players look at those numbers before they slip on the sacred helmet and run out on the field. Let the T.V. announcers explain what those numbers mean on the back of each Packer Player helmet.
Let the legends take the field every game even though their numbers are retired.
I love this idea... I think it fits in perfect with Packer tradition of pride of history.
What do you think?