Bob Harlan, Packers Legend, Passes Away at 89

0:00It's March 6 for the NFL. Let's get into it. The Green Bay Packers announced the death of their former president and CEO Bob Harlan on Thursday. He was 89 years old and spent decades with the team, starting in 1971 and retiring from the top job in 2008. During his time leading the front office, the Packers posted the best record in the NFL from 1993 to 2007. And also drove major upgrades to Lambo Field, turning it into one of the top stadiums in Pro Football. That success helped secure the team's future in Green Bay, the smallest city with an NFL franchise. His work on and off the field left a lasting mark on the organization. Team historian Cliff Crystal pinned the detailed obituary on the Packers website, honoring Harlan's huge role in the franchise's story. Fans and insiders alike remember him as a key builder. He's poured in from big names like Ron Wolf, Mark Murphy, Brett Farve, Aaron Rodgers, Mike Hongren, and Mike McCarthy all calling him a titan of Packer's History.

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