There are few places in the sports world as revered as Lambeau Field. The first stadium built solely to house an NFL team; the old-school and largely unchanged bowl seating setup; the cheese curds. It’s hard to fathom that a place named by FoxSports.com as “the undisputed king of NFL stadiums” sits in the middle of a town in northern Wisconsin that boasts a population of just 100,000 people. Yet, football fans young and old flock to the venue in hopes of feeling that air of history and rich football tradition that both the stadium, and the Green Bay Packers, have become known for.
Buccaneers Excited to Play on 'Hallowed Ground' in Green Bay
