-Town of 100k people holds one of the 32 teams in the #1 revenue league in the world

-That team has the most championships by far, winning in 6 different decades past, present, future

-Only major team in North America owned by the fans, shareholders get to attend an annual ownership meeting for free and vote for the board of directors

-Only team to disclose team finances, profits are reinvested in the team and local Green Bay charities

-Over 100 years of history, 2nd oldest in the league, founded by a local 21 year old

-Best stadium/homefield –first 50 years undefeated at home playoffs from 50s to 00s, richest history by far, aesthetics, class, cold weather is ingrained in its culture, homefield advantage is provided by the earth (home playoff games the coldest)

-Best fans - over 60 years of consecutive sellouts, longest in pro sports

-Most legendary coach, Super Bowl trophy named after him.

-Best player-fan interaction and tradition in sports (Lambeau Leap, players ride bikes of neighborhood kids to practice)

-2nd most hall of famers

-While every other team throughout history sold out to hand-rubbing money interests, GB held out, never relocated, never gave the team to an owner, structured its team so that it can never be bought or moved. (((They))) feared this method of organization so much they banned future use of it

-A symbol for the triumph of Tradition over globohomo

How do plastics cope with the fact that cold night games in Lambeau are the single most kino and soulful event in American sports?

Nothing could ever possibly compare. Even the next closest soul contenders have stadiums called Acruisure Stadium, GEHA Field, moving into a shiny new stadium, owned by billionaire (usually a jew). Embarrassing, actually.