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 Notebook: Robinson Easing Back Into It
The Packers aren't going to make any rash decisions about whether or not to activate wide receiver Koren Robinson for next Monday's game at Denver.
But the steps being taken with Robinson this week will allow them to see just how ready he is to play after being away from football for a full year.
Robinson returned to the practice field on Monday for the first time since October 2006. He was reinstated last week after a one-year suspension, and even though the team wasn't practicing, Robinson arrived in Green Bay last Thursday to begin getting a refresher course on the playbook from offensive quality control coach Ty Knott. - More. |
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 Former Packers Great Max McGee Dies In Fall
Max McGee, the free-spirited Green Bay Packers receiver who became part of Super Bowl lore after a night on the town, died when he fell while clearing leaves from the roof of his home. He was 75.
Police were called to his home in suburban Deephaven on Saturday afternoon, Sgt. Chris Whiteside said. Efforts to resuscitate failed.
"I just lost my best friend," former teammate Paul Hornung told the St. Paul Pioneer Press. "(His wife) Denise was away from the house. She'd warned him not to get up there. He shouldn't have been up there. He knew better than that." - More. |
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 Lambeau Field A Great Venue for Packers' Special Events Department
Since the renovation of Lambeau Field was completed in 2003, the stadium and its accompanying Atrium have hosted thousands of special events, from corporate meetings, to weddings, to fundraisers and the like.
The schedule has been steadily busy over the past four years, and special events sales manager Beth Haws said that has led potential patrons to believe availability at the Atrium is difficult to come by.
But that's not necessarily the case.
"A lot of people think we're sold out, just like every game is, so they think, 'Oh, you can't get in there. Don't even bother to call,'" Haws said. "But we still have a lot of dates available. We are busy and we do around 1,000 events a year, but we have room." - More. |
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 'Spooktacular Fun' Returns To Lambeau Field Oct. 27
The Packers will host the fifth annual Halloween-themed event, 'Spooktacular Fun,' Saturday, Oct. 27, in the Lambeau Field Atrium.
Additionally, the popular Haunted Concourse returns this year after its successful debut last fall. Designed for teens - it has a PG-13 rating - the Haunted Concourse will be set in a darkened Lambeau Field concourse and features scenes of high-tech shocks and horrors.
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