Packers Honor Bob Harlan with Lambeau Field Tribute

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The Green Bay Packers will honor their former president and chief executive officer, Bob

Harlan, by adding his name to the northeast side of Lambo.

Field next season, Harlan passed away on March 5th at age 89.

Current President Ed Policy announced the tribute on Tuesday.

Harlan joined the team in 1971 and led his president and chief executive officer from

1989 until his retirement in January 2008.

He played a key role in transforming Lambo into an iconic stadium that fans love today.

Packers leaders say Harlan's dedication shaped the franchise's success, making this a fitting

way to remember him among the team's greatest figures.

His name will join that a former General Manager Ted Thompson added there in 2021.

The unveiling ceremony is set for a home game during the 2026 season, with the exact date

to come after the NFL schedule release.

Hall of Famers names line the sidelines, while retired numbers are on the north end.

Harlan's son, sportscaster Kevin Harlan, shared the family's deep gratitude, calling it

the highest honor of his dad's career alongside Packers.

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