Packers Huddle

Drj820 wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2024 08:53

if anyone should be arrested it was Mixon for leaping into a man and his personal space. In Florida they have "stand your ground" laws that would allow the victim who got jumped on to shoot Mixon. Im glad the fan handled it with class.

You love to live on the extremes, don't you?

NCF wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2024 10:17

Drj820 wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2024 08:53

if anyone should be arrested it was Mixon for leaping into a man and his personal space. In Florida they have "stand your ground" laws that would allow the victim who got jumped on to shoot Mixon. Im glad the fan handled it with class.

You love to live on the extremes, don't you?

wow, there is no stand your ground with a fire arm at any Florida sporting event


No, fans are not allowed to carry firearms to sporting events in Florida; state law prohibits bringing a concealed weapon to any school, college, or professional athletic event not related to firearms, meaning you cannot carry a firearm at a sporting event in Florida regardless of whether you have a concealed carry permit.


same at Lambeau.

DR J I know your only joking, but thought I'd just look it up

I'm a fan of stand your ground, but that requires a legitimate feeling of life threatening action taken against you. This is just fun stuff at a football game. Opposing player wants to get cute, push them back. Everyone has fun, let's enjoy it. Our own players jump in, everyone celebrates. Everyone enjoys it.

I kept hearing, he had beer spilled on him. BFD, you jump into the stands where fans have been drinking since 4 hours before kickoff, WTF do you expect is going to happen? Oh, he flipped him off. Did it hurt? are people really that soft? who cares.

Dude deserves some box seats with Gutey for a couple weeks or more endzone seats, to help protect this house

An inordinate amount of trolling today. Crazy considering we are on a winning streak.

Hey, fans in the front row shooting the opponents every time they try to do a Lambeau Leap is one way to win that I bet the coaches haven't even thought of. Brilliant game planning!

Acrobat wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2024 12:54

Hey, fans in the front row shooting the opponents every time they try to do a Lambeau Leap is one way to win that I bet the coaches haven't even thought of. Brilliant game planning!

Better yet, shoot them at the 5 before they score.

you guys may be on to something

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2024 10:44

An inordinate amount of trolling today. Crazy considering we are on a winning streak.

Winning causes trolling

people are lock and loading, ready to out opponents who said this was just a game

Bogey wrote: ↑

23 Oct 2024 08:06

Bogey wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2024 09:39

APB wrote: ↑

21 Oct 2024 06:44

It was reported that fan was ejected from the game after rejecting the leap attempt by Mixon.

Which is BS.

What the hell, @Bogey?

He was un-ejected thanks to cooler heads prevailing.

“GREEN BAY − The Green Bay Packers fan who prevented Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon from doing a Lambeau Leap was allowed to return to his seat after police questioned him, the team told PackersNews.“

GREEN BAY – When Chris Salter arrived at his seat Sunday inside Lambeau Field, first row in the south end zone, the lifelong Green Bay Packers fan thought he might have an unforgettable experience.
Surveying the landscape, Salter recognized he was in prime real estate to live his dream. A 41-year-old auto dealership worker from Flint, Michigan, Salter has attended “three or four games” at Lambeau Field each season since 2019. He usually sits 10 rows up in the north end zone, but Salter spent $1,000 on a secondary-market ticket for the first row in Section 133, Seat 12.
He knew the location could give him a chance for his first Lambeau Leap, the famous touchdown celebration where Packers players hop into the stands. As Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon approached after scoring a 2-yard touchdown in Sunday’s second quarter, pointing up in Salter’s direction, that first Lambeau Leap took an unexpected twist.
“He kind of looked up,” Salter said, “and I’m like, ‘Don’t do it.’ Not my first Lambeau Leap. Don’t do it.”
Salter wasn’t just thinking it.
The closer Mixon got to the stands, the louder Salter shouted. Don’t do it. Don’t do it. Mixon decided not to heed the warning. There was a Texans fan seated next to Salter. A safe place for Mixon to potentially land, except Salter, a former body builder, is built like a defensive lineman. “I’m a pretty strong guy,” he said. And he wasn’t about to let an opposing player do a Lambeau Leap.
Salter used all his might, placing two hands on Mixon’s facemask visor and shoving the running back once, twice back onto the field, denying entrance with a wicked stiff arm. He said there was “zero ill” intent for Mixon. Salter has the Texans running back on his fantasy football team, meaning when Mixon scored Sunday, so did he. “I like Mixon,” Salter said. “I really do as a player.” Just not enough to share his seat.
It’s common for Packers fans to attempt a blockade of opposing players into the stands for a Lambeau Leap. Rarely do they have Salter’s success.
“My initial reaction,” Salter said, “was to keep him out of the stands. We’re going to protect the tradition. I think Packers players should be jumping in the stands, and I don’t think opposing players should be jumping in the stands. I look at it as a team taunting. It’s no different than when they get a penalty for taunting in the NFL, when they’re dancing too much, or they’re throwing a ball at somebody. That’s how I feel when they do that.
“That’s essentially what my mindset was. This is our tradition. It was just don’t let this dude in here.”
Mixon and Salter exchanged a couple of choice words. “It was on both ends,” Salter said. Sanitizing the language, Salter said the running back told him “you’re too small.” Salter shot back, “but you didn’t make it up here.”
Before returning to his sideline, Mixon waved goodbye. Salter offered a middle finger back. “I was pretty amped,” he said. Two Green Bay Police officers soon approached the area. An officer on the field pointed to Salter, easily to identify in his green and yellow overalls.
Salter missed most of the second quarter after the officers pulled him into the concourse for questioning. Initially, he thought his afternoon might be over. Salter said the officers informed him he would be ejected from the game for making “forcible contact” to a player. He protested his ejection, saying the stadium provides no warnings against fans preventing opponents from doing the Lambeau Leap.
“He’s jumping into the seats that I paid for,” Salter said, reiterating his message to the officers. “I paid a lot of money for these seats. I drove a very long way to come to this game. Pushing somebody’s helmet down who’s in full pads? I’m in nothing. I’m in my overalls. I’m just trying to keep you out of the stands. I’m not trying to manhandle anybody.”
An officer told Salter the incident escalated when a beer was thrown at Mixon, he said. Salter told the officer it had been another fan who chucked the beer. “That’s excessive force,” Salter said. “Don’t throw beer on people. That’s disrespectful.” After taking Salter’s information and consulting with NFL gameday security, the officers allowed him to return to his seat.
The fan who threw a beer was ejected, Salter said. The Packers confirmed that fan’s ejection.
Salter’s return drew applause from Packers fans sitting in Section 133. He said fans bought him beers throughout the second half, but Salter drinks minimally during games because it’s an eight-hour drive to his home in Flint. He said no alcohol was consumed before his altercation with Mixon.
The officer’s last words to Salter were to “enjoy the game and relax,” he said. He hoped to go unnoticed through the second half, but that changed after kicker Brandon McManus made his 45-yard field goal as time expired in the fourth quarter. After briefly celebrating with teammates on the field, McManus made a beeline for the south end zone. Same corner Mixon tried to enter earlier.
Salter was celebrating himself, jumping and high-fiving and hugging fellow Packers fans in his section. “We’re all on 10,” he said. As McManus approached, Salter turned to see the kicker pointing up to the stands, where he was sitting.
“I don’t know if this was a, ‘Hey, we’ve seen what happened,’” Salter said. “I’m not saying it is, but of all the areas to run to. He kind of points, and he runs directly at me and jumps right at me, and the entire team comes up. It’s just wild. I’m kind of freaked out a little bit, because I didn’t expect it to happen, but it was an overly joy-type feeling. Like, man. This is a dream come true. This is why I bought these seats. This is the experience I wanted.
“And it was almost like, man, I almost didn’t get to enjoy this because they thought what I did was excessive, which it wasn’t.”
The words were kinder as McManus hopped onto Salter’s lap. In a delirious scream, the lifelong fan said, he welcomed the kicker signed only last week to Green Bay. Salter entered Lambeau Field on Sunday hoping to get his first Lambeau Leap.
He made sure it was only one leap, not two.

Looks like Chase Daniel is getting into this QB School -kinda thing, but on X. Not bad stuff with all-22.