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Limited edition only 1500 made, green polyester with gold metal flake engraving ABC WIBC approved, 16# bowling ball. One of the 1500 sits in the Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame. Anyone know how much this is worth? I’ve had this since sometime in the 90’s and am looking to maybe get rid of it. Holes have not been drilled in the ball. Read Full Story

Green Bay Packers Now that "What's his name" is long gone and Aaron Rodgers had a very nice season, the Packers and their new 3-4 scheme defense can move on to contend in the NFC North. Depending on how the transition to the new defensive philosophy goes, so will go the Packers season. Rodgers has proven to be a good young QB on the rise and the team has a very nice group of receivers. Which will add up to the Packers being able to score with any team, but the team could use a top tier running back. Green=PrimeTime Game Blue=McSpazz's Can't Miss ... Read Full Story

Green Bay Packers defensive lineman Johnny Ray Jolly Jr., 25 was arrested July 8 in Houston for possession of at least 200 grams of that “purple stuff” (codeine). He is currently free on $10,000 bail and is scheduled to appear in court July 22. Packers officials issued a statement, “The Packers are aware of the report involving Johnny Jolly.” This is a legal matter and we still are in the process of gathering information. We have no further comment at this time.” Johnny Jolly Jr. played football at Forest Brook Sr. High and Texas A & M University where he was selected by the ... Read Full Story

Measuring approximately 11 1/2 inches tall, this officially licensed team Gnome features your favorite good luck mascot dressed in team colors and wearing a team logo hat. Show all of your neighbors who you are rooting for this season with this highly detailed resin figurine complete with walking stick, patched overalls, and a baseball in his hands! This high quality gnome can also be displayed Read Full Story

How I Became a Green Bay Packer Fan - Part 1 I receive many emails asking me, “How in the world did you become a Packers fan?” I guess I get asked that question because I am not from Wisconsin, I live in Texas, and I was born in Oklahoma. For me, it all started with my dad. My dad was born in Texas and then moved to Oklahoma when he was a teenager. In the 60’s, everyone who lived in Oklahoma and Texas was automatically supposed to be a fan of the Dallas Cowboys. But not my dad. He liked the brand of ... Read Full Story