The Packers will also participate in several community initiatives in Munich and southern Germany, reaffirming the organization’s commitment to making a meaningful impact across the region. On Friday, 13 November, Cobb, Wells and team representatives will take part in a special “Touchdown School” flag football camp in collaboration with the ifm Razorbacks Ravensburg. Throughout the week, the legends will also visit students at Bavarian International School, participate in an adaptive football clinic and present a donation while visiting with children receiving treatment at Ronald McDonald Haus clinic.
About the Green Bay Packers: The Green Bay Packers, an iconic professional American football team established in 1919, are the only community-owned team in U.S. professional sports, with more than half a million fans owning shares in the club. Remarkably, though the team plays in Green Bay, Wisconsin—by far the smallest city in the National Football League with just over 100,000 residents—the Packers are the league’s most successful franchise, with 13 championships, including four Super Bowls. The club’s legendary home stadium, Lambeau Field, has sold out every game since 1960 and is celebrated as one of the best gameday experiences in sports. Generations of Packers season ticket holders are known to warmly welcome all fans to their pregame tailgate parties. The entire state of Wisconsin rallies behind the Packers, with fans proudly referring to themselves as “Cheeseheads” in a nod to the state’s dairy heritage, made famous by the foam cheese hat now recognized worldwide as a symbol of the team. The Packers are more than an American football club; they are a beloved tradition that unites a community, a state and fans around the world.
