Bob Harlan: Packers Legend Honored at Lambeau

0:00NFL Story is making news on March 17th. Bob Harlan, the former Green Bay Packer's president and chief executive officer, passed away on March 5th at age 89 in Green Bay. He spent 37 years with the team and let it for 18 and a half years. In a big honor, his name will go up on the Lambo Field facade during the 2026 season. Harlan guided the Packers through a major turnaround after years of average play. From 1993 to 2007, they had the best record in the league at 152 wins and 88 losses. That era brought home the Lombardi trophy with a Super Bowl 31 victory and included 13 straight winning or even seasons. Packer's president and chief executive officer Ed policy praised Harlan's non-stop commitment and his role in turning Lambo into an iconic spot. Off the field, Harlan oversaw a $295 million overhaul of the stadium which boosted the team's long-term success. Harlan's name will appear in the northeast corner of the facade next to former General

1:03Manager Ted Thompson's who got the same nod in 20. 21. It's a special recognition area separate from the pro football hall of fame names along the sidelines. They'll install it during a home game once the NFL schedule drops in May. Fans can pay respects as services on March 23rd. There's a visitation from 11 a.m. to 145 p.m. followed by a 2 p.m. mass at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral. Then a celebration of his life runs from 3.30 to 5 p.m. in the Lambo Field atrium with a slideshow and memorial table. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound. S-o-l-l-i-soli-pillow-dot-com. Made in AI.