If it wasn’t the most bizarre two-week stretch in Packers history… Well, let’s just put it this way: It would be hard to imagine anything topping it.
You be the judge. Here’s the timeline, from Nov. 23, 1953, to Dec. 6, 1953.
Nov. 23 – On the Monday after the Packers turned the ball over six times and succumbed to San Francisco, 37-7, before a crowd of 16,378 at Milwaukee County Stadium, the executive committee treated the players and coaches to a luncheon at the YMCA. Following the lunch, the 11-man executive committee went into a meeting and the players went to practice.