Tour the new Packer Player Facilities

That could have been a picture of our HS weight room from the late 80's.

Very nice pic of Doug hart, Gale Gillingham, Forest Gregg and Tommy Joe Crutcher.  I can't identify the black guy.

That's awesome! I remember back in July/August, when we were up for training camp, they were still building this and we couldn't figure out what it was. That's great they are providing this for the players, I think it's the kind of thing that will help attract players and coaches to GB in the future. It's also nice to see that the revenue isn't being used to line the pockets of some greedy owner, it's being used to help keep GB the top organization in the NFL. 

Herb Adderley ammo.

So which machine strengthens & stretches the hamstring? It may need re-calibrated.

wowzers???   Sounds like someone has been icing your cookies

Grave Digger- agree.

If you took this organization, it's history, facilities, and their fans and say we were located in Cali or Florida? We'd have UFA's begging to play for GB. The biggest drawbacks are weather and the size of the city.

Aside from that, there are probably no better facilities in the league.

That new mini-field/rehab area where players can rehab on an indoor field that's separate from the indoor practice field? Ridiculous. I'd guess we're probably the ones in the NFL that has anything like that.

Without knowing what other facilities look like, it's hard to say we're the best in the league.  I have to believe teams like Dallas are looking pretty good as well.  

Sounds like you haven't had your cookies iced in a while Eeyore! 

I don't know what this cookie icing craze is all about but you might be right.  I just think it's naive to think GB is head and shoulders above other teams in the league when you consider there's billion dollar stadiums out there.  

Oh I am sure he never misses an opportunity:

Whudadick! 

Capers and defensive end Mike Daniels both used the word convenient regarding benefits of the addition.

"Our stuff is really close together," said Shawn Slocum, the coordinator of special teams. "It's not as spread out, which makes an advantage for us.

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Tom Clements, the offensive coordinator, has coached for four other NFL teams and said the facilities in Green Bay were the best.

"This is my eighth different organization, and I started two of 'em from scratch," said Capers, referring to his years as the first coach in Carolina and Houston. "I think our facilities are as good as there are in the league.

"The thing I like about here is it's all geared toward football."

Daniels said he keeps hearing complaints from friends playing for other teams about how poor their experiences have been.

All Daniels tells them is, "I love where I'm at."

Jesus **** Pakrzboi....we have the best facilities....

I get it... GB has great facilities.  That's not my point.  My point is I'm pretty sure there's other nice facilities out there as well.  

It's OK IC. Maybe your budget will include nice toys like this for you someday:

Pakrz-of course, teams like Dallas you're right I'm sure have ones that are very nice as well. But from reading this link and hearing some of the chatter on the opening from local media here, it's the "everything under one stop" that apparently separates GB from most (but Im sure not all) teams. Players can rehab, train, practice, etc without having to go all different places.

Look how many teams still hold training camps in entirely different cities...