Offseason program wrapping up soon

With the pandemic, our offseason program was mostly virtual the last two years. It’s been great to have a normal offseason program with our players this year. It’s the first time under the current collective bargaining agreement that teams have been able to have the new offseason program that was negotiated in 2019. The vast majority of the program is voluntary. The only required portion of the program is the minicamp. We will hold our minicamp Tuesday through Thursday next week. The other mandatory aspect of the offseason is the player physical on Monday. The offseason program has been especially important this year with so many rookies and young players expected to play key roles. It has also been beneficial for our special teams since we have a new coordinator (and system) in Rich Bisaccia.

I know our fans are excited to be able to attend the minicamp as well as training camp after two years of private practices due to COVID.

Now, on to your questions.

Mark, my question has to do with team/league revenue. The team shares game funds with the league but how are funds generated by the team such as Titletown, Hall of Fame, Pro Shop, stadium tours, 1919 Kitchen & Tap, parking, etc., treated? What Packer-generated funds are shared with the league? Fan since 1930s and at 93 have seen it all, good and bad! Thanks for the great work you do!

Thanks so much, John. We appreciate your long-term support of the Packers. You have certainly seen a lot over the years. With regard to your question, the key is whether the revenue is football related. If it is football related, the revenue must be shared with the other teams. Titletown is completely separate and does not have to be shared. Stadium-related revenue (i.e., tours, 1919 Kitchen & Tap) is only considered football related if the revenue is tied to a game.

All Packer fans are looking forward to the London game, but unfortunately most of us will not be able to attend. How cool would it be to have a watch party inside Lambeau…