Green Bay to host 2025 NFL draft· Page 3

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

a year ago

After the Christmas couch thing, I think she wanted to see if, after giving the choices and the ones she DOESNT like, if you could figure it out on your own!!!🤪😁😁😁
And as far as parking, look at how many people that live around Lambeau Field that you bet would open up their yards (for a price) to park cars.
I bet when they heard about the draft coming their, they went CHA CHING!!!$$$$$$

Originally Posted by: Cheesey

lol the couch thing was Keiana, my oldest biological daughter. My youngest is Scarlett and she's in gymnastics and thinks we need a trampoline. haha

beast
Select Member Topic Starter

a year ago

#22

Mark Murphy just floated the idea of cruise ships in Lake Michigan to hold visitors when the Packers hold the draft.

TAKE THAT YOU PUNK ASSES WHO THINK WE CAN'T ROCK THIS SHIZNIT!!!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Better not be a Viking cruise ship...

wpr
Preferred Member

a year ago

#23

I went and talked a little smack on a Bears forum. They don't think Green Bay area can handle the people. It's cute how clueless some folks are. The NFL wouldn't have selected Green Bay if they didn't have this planned for. Plus, I believe the EAA in Oshkosh has over 500,000 people and pretty sure things have been OK.

My only concern would be parking.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

The Packers have been asking to host the draft for about 5 years. They have always been the bride's maid, never the bride. After they resolved all of the concerns that NFL Inc had they were selected.

There is no situation that Joe Schmo a little bares fan can think of that the Draft Day Organizing Division hasn't already thought of and addressed.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

a year ago

#24

And as far as parking, look at how many people that live around Lambeau Field that you bet would open up their yards (for a price) to park cars.
I bet when they heard about the draft coming their, they went CHA CHING!!!$$$$$$

Originally Posted by: Cheesey

I thought of that parking solution as well, however, my thinking is folks will be less inclined to have their lawn torn up in Spring as easily as they were in Fall. Mots of the parking is done on top of snow or when the ground is much harder. Maybe I'm over thinking it, but that was my thought as to having a concern over parking. And that concern is very minimal.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

a year ago

#25

lol the couch thing was Keiana, my oldest biological daughter. My youngest is Scarlett and she's in gymnastics and thinks we need a trampoline. haha

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

.
oh. ....my bad!
I guess it just shows you that all of your kids think they need to lead you by the hand to conclusions!🤪

Now, with the parking situation. August through October would be similar yard conditions to draft time I would think. So I doubt it would stop people from renting out their yards.
Of course you living there, you probably have a better idea about it.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

a year ago

#26

Originally Posted by: Cheesey

I might not deter anyone because heck, they can say they were part of the NFL Draft and Rich Eisen parked on my front lawn! There's some name dropping kind of thing going on there that I think could entice people to patch their lawn.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

a year ago

#27

That, and a boatload of money could entice them to mess up their yard!

wpr
Preferred Member

a year ago

#28

With the attendance estimated at 200,000 to 250,000 it didn't really mean very much to me. I was hoping for something closer to 350,000 to 400,000 fans attending the draft.

I had no idea what the other host city numbers were. I knew KC was 300,000 or so. I had read Nashville set the record at 600,000. I knew the NFL was pleased with thr turnout in Chicago but I couldn't remember how many people showed up.

After looking around the internet I came up with this tweet.

If GB has 250,000 people show up that would be a reasonable attendance. Nothing to be ashamed of. Nothing that the nay sayers would be able to complain about.

325,000 would actually be the second best attendance and something to be proud of. 600,000 would be unheard of so I won't waste time hoping for that.

wpr
Preferred Member

a year ago

#29

On so many Thursday daft nights, I found myself sitting around waiting and waiting for the Packer's pick. When they select in the last third of the draft it seems to take forever. Because of the lateness of the hour, I almost always head on to bed within 15-20 minutes.

If they get the NYJ first round pick next year they will have taken two players in round one in three out of six years. It sure makes Day One more interesting.

My question is this- While I understand from the standpoint of building the best team as soon as possible it is not be the best thing to do but purely as a PR move to satiate the fans, to get them more excited and willing to attend the draft, would it make since to trade away the 2nd and possibily the 3rd round picks from 2024 in order to secure another 1st round pick in 2025?

I don't know that I would want to trade both 2024 picks but maybe a 2024 2nd round and 2025 third round pick. The problem with that is then Friday becomes a down day for the locals as they only have one selection.

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