Bob Harlan: Green Bay Packers Legend Passes

0:00It's March 6th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Bob Harlan, the former Green Bay Packers president and chief executive officer, passed away on March 5th at the age of 89. The team recently shared heartfelt tributes from current and former leaders, coaches and players who worked with him over the years. Harlan played a huge role in turning Lambo Field into the NFL's most iconic stadium. He hired key figures like General Manager Ron Wolfe and coach Mike Hongren, setting the stage for the team's resurgence, including a Super Bowl win. Those close to him praised his character and support. Executives like Mark Murphy and Brian Gutekunst called him honorable and a mentor who built trust and respect throughout the organization. Coaches remembered his weekly check-ins and steady leadership. Quarterbacks Brett Farve and Aaron Rogers highlighted his personal touch. Farve credited Harlan for trades and support during tough times, while Rogers cherished their fun moments on bus trips and at parties, calling him.

1:04Naturally funny and kindhearted. Harlan's influence lives on, from mentoring new leaders like Ed Policy, to inspiring folks across sports, including former baseball commissioner Bud, Selig, Packers fans and the team will remember him as the embodiment of the franchise's spirit. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Podcasts hit different when the sound comes from your pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense.