How to follow the Green Bay Packers

Your number 1 football team is the Green Bay Packers and you want to find fair, informative, and substantial reporting about your favorite team. Where do you find this type of reporting especially if you live outside of Wisconsin? How can you make your own opinions on how well they are doing by seeing them live?

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Internet
• Computer

1. Get an RSS feed from the
   Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (www.jsonline.com)
   Green Bay Press Gazette (packersnews.com)
   Green Bay Packer Official Site (www.packers.com)
   Green Bay Packer News (www.topix.com/nfl/green-bay-packers).
   Use Blog Lines, a free service, to get your RSS feeds or any other service.
2. Paid subscriptions:
   The Packer Report (gnb.scout.com)
   Sporting News (www.sportingnews.com/nfl/teams/packers/index.html)
   Pro Football Weekly (profootballweekly.com)
   ESPN...Packer area is free but Draft area requires a subscription (sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=gnb)
3. Get subscriptions on TV
   NFL Network (get some games and extensive coverage of each NFL team)
   NFL Sunday Ticket (get Packer games)
4. See them live in person
   Stub Hub (stubhub.com/green-bay-packers-tickets/?gcid=C12289x443&gtkw=Green+Bay+Packers)
   Title Town Tickets (titletowntickets.com)
   
   I've used both of these services to get tickets to Lambeau Field and other stadiums. Be careful that your ticket re-seller has a guarantee. They serve as a middle man between you and the seller. If the seller does not provide the tickets for some reason, then the reseller will find suitable alternatives. This actually happened to me and Stub Hub came through with tickets for the Packer's Divisional Playoff game.

Tips & Warnings

• Check your RSS feeds in the AM
• Check your web sites in the afternoon...usually when they make their updates