Packers Honor Bob Harlan at Lambeau

0:00With the NFL today, March 17th. The Green Bay Packers are set to honor their late president Bob Harlan by adding his name to a prominent spot on Lambo Fields Northeast side. Harlan, a key figure in the team's turnaround during the 1990s, played a huge role in turning the stadium into a football landmark. The team made the announcement earlier this week. The dedication will take place during a home game in 2026, with exact details coming later this off-season once the schedule drops. Current Packers' president Ed Policy shared the news with Harlan's family last week. He highlighted how Harlan helped remake Lambo into an iconic venue and stands as one of the franchise's top leaders. During Harlan's time in charge, the Packers climbed from the bottom of the league to consistent contenders. They also wrapped up a massive $295 million renovation that secured the team's future in Green Bay. His name will go up near the spot, honoring late-general manager Ted Thompson, who built the Super Bowl 45 championship squad.

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