Though it had been rumored for months, the Green Bay Packers aren’t likely to play against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Ireland. Packers’ President Mark Murphy shared the news yesterday, telling Packers’ reporters the Steelers are likely to “protect” the game and keep it in Pittsburgh. Especially if Aaron Rodgers is the quarterback.
“President Mark Murphy states that the @steelers most likely will protect the Green Bay game, therefore they will play in Pittsburgh and not Ireland,” reporter Bill Michaels tweeted Tuesday night. “Especially if a former QB is playing in the Steel City. #tailgatetour #greenbay”
@Packers President Mark Murphy states that the @steelers most likely will protect the Green Bay game, therefore they will play in Pittsburgh and not Ireland.