Packers Honor Bob Harlan with Lambeau Field Tribute

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The Green Bay Packers are honoring their former president and CEO Bob Harlan by adding his

name to a prominent spot on Lambo Fields North East Side.

Harlan who died on March 5th at age 89 from respiratory problems led the team for many

years and left the lasting mark on the franchise.

This tribute area already features names like former General Manager Ted Thompson, added

back in 2021.

It's a special recognition for key contributors, separate from players and coaches on the stadiums

exterior.

Team leaders express deep thanks for Harlan's non-stop commitment to the organization.

His family shared that he held the Packers' history in the highest regard and saw this

honor as the peak of his career.

Harlan joined the Packers in 1971 and took over as president and CEO in 1989, serving

until his retirement in 2008.

Under his watch, the team won Super Bowl 31 and posted one of the best records in the

league from the early 90s through the mid-two.

Thousands.

The renovation of Lambo Field, a nearly $300 million project, was his biggest off-field

win, securing the team's finances for years.

Ahead, the official unveiling of his name will happen during the 2026 season.

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