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They are the only "community owned" team in American professional sports; however, shares of stock have only face value (they do not pay dividends nor do they provide free tickets to games) and can only be sold back to the team. | They are the only "community owned" team in American professional sports; however, shares of stock have only face value (they do not pay dividends nor do they provide free tickets to games) and can only be sold back to the team. | ||
| − | The team plays its home games at Lambeau Field, named after team founder Curly Lambeau. Prior to 1994, they also played some home games in the nearby city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They are the only publicly owned professional sports team in America, with over 112,000 shareholders. | + | The team plays its home games at Lambeau Field, named after team founder Curly Lambeau. Prior to 1994, they also played some home games in the nearby city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They are the only publicly owned professional sports team in America, with over 112,000 shareholders. They also play in the smallest market of any professional sports team, the area population is around 100,000. |
The Packers' most recent championship came in Super Bowl XLV, on February 26, 2011. They defeated the Steelers 31-25, and Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was named Super Bowl MVP. | The Packers' most recent championship came in Super Bowl XLV, on February 26, 2011. They defeated the Steelers 31-25, and Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was named Super Bowl MVP. | ||
Revision as of 02:18, August 29, 2020
Photo by H. Marc Larson/Press-Gazette. [1]
The Green Bay Packers are a National Football League (NFL) franchise based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. They are part of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play in the NFC North Division. They were the first team to win the Super Bowl, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl I. They also won Super Bowl II, defeating the Oakland Raiders. The Green Bay Packers have won 13 league championships, the most in NFL history, with nine pre–Super Bowl NFL titles and four Super Bowl victories.
They are the only "community owned" team in American professional sports; however, shares of stock have only face value (they do not pay dividends nor do they provide free tickets to games) and can only be sold back to the team.
The team plays its home games at Lambeau Field, named after team founder Curly Lambeau. Prior to 1994, they also played some home games in the nearby city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They are the only publicly owned professional sports team in America, with over 112,000 shareholders. They also play in the smallest market of any professional sports team, the area population is around 100,000.
The Packers' most recent championship came in Super Bowl XLV, on February 26, 2011. They defeated the Steelers 31-25, and Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was named Super Bowl MVP.
Roster as of 8/27/2020
Quarterbacks
- 08 - Tim Boyle
- 10 - Jordan Love
- 12 - Aaron Rodgers
Running Backs
- 22 - Dexter Williams
- 27 - Patrick Taylor Jr
- 28 - AJ Dillon
- 32 - Tyler Ervin
- 33 - Aaron Jones
- 34 - Damarea Crockett
Wide Receivers
- 9 - Darrius Shepherd
- 13 - Allen Lazard
- 16 - Jake Kumerow
- 17 - Davante Adams
- 19 - Equanimeous St Brown
- 83 - Marquez Valdez-Scantling
- 84 - Reggie Begelton
- 86 - Malik Taylor
- -- - Malik Turner
Tight Ends
- 81 - Josiah Deguara
- 85 - Robert Tonyan
- 87 - Jace Sternberger
- 88 - Evan Baylis
- 89 - Marcedes Lewis
Offensive Linemen
- 62 - Lucas Patrick
- 63 - Corey Linsley
- 64 - Cody Conway
- 65 - Lane Taylor
- 67 - Jake Hanson
- 68 - Zack Johnson
- 69 - David Bakhtiari
- 70 - Alex Light
- 71 - Rick Wagner
- 72 - Simon Stepaniak
- 73 - Yosh Nijman
- 74 - Elgton Jenkins
- 76 - Jon Runyan
- 77 - Billy Turner
- 79 - John Leglue
Defensive Linemen
- 90 - Montravius Adams
- 93 - Treyvon Hester
- 94 - Dean Lowry
- 95 - Tyler Lancaster
- 96 - Kingsley Keke
- 97 - Kenny Clark
- 99 - Willington Previlon
Linebackers
- 40 - Curtis Bolton
- 42 - Oren Burks
- 44 - Ty Summers
- 45 - Delontae Scott
- 47 - Tim Williams
- 50 - Tipa Galeai
- 51 - Krys Barnes
- 52 - Rashan Gary
- 53 - Jonathan Garvin
- 54 - Kamal Martin
- 55 - Za'Darius Smith
- 56 - Randy Ramsey
- 57 - Greg Roberts
- 58 - Christian Kirksey
- 91 - Preston Smith
Cornerbacks
- 20 - Kevin King
- 23 - Jaire Alexander
- 29 - Ka'dar Hollman
- 34 - Stanford Samuels III
- 37 - Josh Jackson
- 39 - Chandon Sullivan
- 41 - DaShaun Amos
- 48 - Kabion Ento
- 49 - Will Sunderland
Safeties
- 24 - Raven Greene
- 25 - Will Redmond
- 26 - Darnell Savage Jr
- 27 - Henry Black
- 31 - Adrian Amos
- 36 - Vernon Scott
Special Teams
- 02 - Mason Crosby
- 06 - JK Scott
- 43 - Hunter Bradley
See also
External links
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