Green Bay Packers

The Green Bay Packers are uniquely owned by the public, operating as a non-profit community-owned organization. They have hundreds of thousands of shareholders who hold shares that cannot be sold for a profit and offer no season ticket privileges. This unique ownership structure prevents the team from ever being relocated by a single wealthy owner.

The Packers play their home games at the historic Lambeau Field, located in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Opened in 1957, it is the longest continually occupied stadium in the National Football League. It is famous among fans for its legendary 'frozen tundra' during harsh Wisconsin winter games.

The Packers have won four Super Bowls, with victories in Super Bowls I, II, XXXI, and XLV. The first two were famously coached by the legendary Vince Lombardi, after whom the Super Bowl trophy is now named. Their most recent championship win was in the 2010 season, led by quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

The term 'Cheesehead' is a nod to Wisconsin's massive dairy industry and its status as a top cheese-producing state. Originally used as an insult by rival Chicago sports fans, Wisconsinites embraced the term with pride. Today, you will see thousands of Packers fans wearing actual foam cheese wedges on their heads at games.