It would make sense if the Green Bay Packers experienced a brief panic this week following the disclosure of information regarding the team’s Lambeau Field lease. Mark Murphy, the president of the team, talked about the stadium’s lease with the city of Green Bay and the latter’s recent withdrawal from extension talks.
How come? Will the Packers be moving on?
R-E-L-A-X, as a complex guy once stated. There are nine years left on the lease, so there is still plenty of time for the parties to reach a resolution. In other words, the Packers are staying in Green Bay. Both parties will have a strong incentive to close a deal, at least if and when it comes down toThere are still nine years remaining on the lease, so the city of Green Bay and the team have plenty of time to work things out.
Try not to worry too much. Even yet, it’s unexpected that the city has abandoned the talks at this stage.
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