Boycott Green Bay Packers' Titletown District

08/22/2018

PLAYER PROTEST HURTING PACKERS LUXARY BOX SALES

This emails was dispatched by the Green Bay Packers yesterday. For those who think the player protests haven't hurt the NFL, think again. For the first time, luxury boxes are available for single games:

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From: Oliver, Reece [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2018 9:25 AM
Subject: Green Bay Packers Single Game Suite

Good Morning,

I hope this email finds you doing well and you are excited for the 2018 season and Green Bay Packers football to kick off in just under 3 weeks. I know I reached out a couple months ago to see if there might be any interest in an annual suite, a 5 game suite package or a single game suite, so I just wanted to follow up.

At this point, we have just a few single game suites available for the 2018 season that range anywhere from a 12 person suite to a 48 person suite. Our inventory has changed quite a bit with exactly 9 single game suites left. We have 1 suite left for the home opener vs the Bears, 1 on Monday night football vs the 49ers and a couple left for the Lions game which could be a great holiday party and a couple other games.

We have single game suites available for the following games:

September 9th Chicago Bears: 1 suite (home opener Sunday Night Football)
October 15th San Francisco 49ers: 1 Suite (Monday Night football)
November 11th Miami Dolphins: 2 suites
December 2nd Arizona Cardinals: 1 suite
December 9th Atlanta Falcons: 2 Suites
December 30th Detroit Lions: 2 suites

Please let me know if there is any interest in a single game suite for one of these games! Thanks again and I look forward to hearing from you!

GO PACK GO!

Best Regards,
Reece

08/12/2018

The NFL players are back, and some simply cannot resist using their jobs to shove their political views down our throats. I wonder what the players would think if they walked into a restaurant and some of the employees had on Make America Great Again t-shirts? Would the players stick around for dinner, our leave the restaurant? I think we all know the answer. https://www.spin.com/2016/09/black-power-national-anthem-nfl-opening-weekend/

02/13/2018

NFL "CORE AUDIENCE" DOWN 32%

File this under "never p**s off your customers." Two entities in America regularly do so - Hollywood and the NFL - and the box office and NFL are taking a beating.

02/07/2018

ANTHEM PROTESTS CAUSE FOR NFL RATINGS DECLINE

Overall, the NFL saw a ten percent drop in ratings in 2017. Ratings for Super Bowl 52 were down seven percent. A study by UBS attributes the decline to "anthem protests."

Twenty-three percent of persons surveyed said "Players’ off-field antics" were another reason they stopped watching NFL games.

The protests, and the off-field conduct of some players, has made the NFL a hot mess. Yet, instead of the apologizing to fans, the league is doubling down by providing a core group of protesting players $100 million to funnel to left-wing causes. NFL = Not for Long.

The No. 1 reason football fans are tuning out NFL telecasts is that some players refused to stand for the national anthem, a study revealed. Half of the 2,000 US consumers surveyed said they are wa…

01/26/2018

NFL AD REVENUE DECLINES FOR FIRST TIME IN DECADES

In 2017, something unthinkable a few years ago occurred: NFL ad revenue declined. The drop was off-set by "make good" ads, which are purchased in advance and substituted for ads pulled by previous sponsors.

With NFL television viewership down 9.7%, the Wall Street Journal reports "the NFL was hit by declines from the league’s top advertisers. Automotive and consumer electronics advertisers, which represent the biggest NFL spenders by category, both cut back in 2017. Autos were down 5.4% and consumer electronics were down 3%."

Nonetheless, the NFL has donated $100 million to a social warrior slush fund organized by left-wing players.

To make the NFL feel the pinch for it's anti-police agenda, join us in boycotting the Green Bay Packers multi-million dollar Titletown District.

Advertising revenue from in-game NFL programming declined 1.2% to $2.42 billion during the 2017 regular season, as the league feels the impact of declining viewership

01/21/2018

NFL PLAYER CLAIMS HE THREATENED TO R**E OFFICER'S WIFE BECAUSE HE FEARED FOR HIS LIFE

Only In the bizzaro world of the NFL would an arrested player claim he threatened to r**e a police officer's wife because he was 'afraid for his life.'

How many Americans, fearing for their safety, would shout vile, profane, and threatening things to a person they're fearful would hurt them?

Even more troubling are the comments of Robby Anderson's enabling attorney, who, absent any proof, would make such outrageous comments to the press.

Of course, fans are waiting and watching for the New York Jets' response, but we won't hold our breath.

Just another reason for patriotic Americans, veterans, and friends of law enforcement to boycott the NFL and the Green Bay Packers' Titletown District.

Robby Anderson now claims that he feared for his life before threatening to sexually assault an officer's wife.

01/20/2018

NFL PLAYERS' DEGRADATION OF POLICE CONTINUES

For the second time in the last six weeks, an arrested NFL player made profane remarks to police officers who arrested them. This time it was New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson,

Apprehended after a police vehicle pursuit, Anderson allegedly told Police Officer Jonathan Hennessy, that, when he was released from jail, he would find the officer's "wife, f**k her and nut in her eye.”

Officer Hennessy's report notes Anderson "continued [to] make other verbal threats towards my family. Based on his statement it was clear that he intended to sexually assault my wife.”

Just over a month ago, Seattle Seahawks' receiver Malik McDowell was arrested and allegedly referred to a female police officer as a "bitch."

The out of control conduct of some NFL players - some of the same individuals who blame police for problems in troubled neighborhoods - is the real "injustice."

Sadly, many NFL team owners have stood by their problem players. After all, it's all about winning.

The NFL wide receiver was arrested on nine counts Friday morning.

01/05/2018

NFL RATINGS SLIDE ALMOST TEN PERCENT IN 2017

The NFL's TV ratings fell 9.7% in 2017. "Television executives acknowledged that the [player] protests had a part in the ratings decline," notes the Wall Street Journal's Joe Flint.

NBC's Sunday Night Football ratings declined even further -- 11% -- which led the league to cancel the season's Sunday night finale. In 2017, ESPN's Monday Night Football had the smallest number of viewers "to date."

With ratings in the tank, we encourage patriots, veterans, and friends of law enforcement to continue their boycott of the Green Bay Packers Titletown District.

12/14/2017

ARRESTED NFL PLAYER BERATES POLICE OFFICERS

Besides Michael Bennett, another member of the Seattle Seahawks also has issues with the police. The 35th pick of this year's NFL draft, Malik McDowell, claimed he "had a right" to call a female police officer a b----h, and hurled a racial slur at her male squad partner.

The police blotter of arrested NFL players continues to grow this season. Many of the arrested players have received support from team owners. The player misconduct is just another reason to boycott the NFL.

In the video from Georgia, Malik McDowell is heard calling a female cop a 'b***h' and her partner the 'N-word,' bragging about his wealth and justifying his conduct by saying that he paid $1million in taxes.

12/11/2017

NFL SECONDARY TICKET MARKET COLLAPSES

Two weeks ago, a national retailer reported the NFL has become so unpopular that the league's paraphernalia sales have nose dived. Now, according to ticket resaler Vivid Seats, the NFL's secondary ticket market has "bottomed out."

IJR.com reported seats to Packers' games can be had for as little as $10, while seats for the lowly Chicago Bears start at $20.

"I had a set of tickets to give away to the Packers' game versus Tampa Bay," said Randy Smith, "but they sat on my desk all week at work and went unclaimed. The fan intensity that once existed has vanished."

The steep decline in television ratings and team jersey sales, as well as the collapse of the secondary ticket market, paint troubling picture for team owners and players.

As the league slips into the abyss, we encourage patriots, veterans, and friends and family of law enforcement to boycott the Green Bay Packers Titletown District.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/24519/nfl-hell-ticket-prices-fall-10-teams-struggle-fill-emily-zanotti

The NFL protests have been lucrative for social justice charities — they'll receive a whopping $89 million in "settlement" money, redirected from veterans and breast cancer charity funds — but they're also becoming a boon for cash-strapped football fans.

12/04/2017

PANIC SETS IN AS NFL FANS STAY AWAY FROM GAMES

Around the NFL, fans are staying away from stadiums on game days. When pre-sold tickets go unused, owners lose millions of dollars in revenue from concessions and parking.

One example is the Baltimore Ravens, a team that has sold out every game since the team's arrival from Cleveland in 1996. Suddenly, the Ravens are advertising.

“There is a disengagement by fans across the country stemming from the daily and weekly stories the NFL league office confronts," public relations specialist T.J. Brightman told the Baltimore Sun.

Yesterday, in Houston, a swath of empty seats could be seen in the upper deck for a Texans' home game. Four weeks ago, game day secondary tickets at Lambeau Field could be had for $3 on StubHub

All this is proof the protesting players, who seek to inject their politics into the game, are killing the goose than laid the golden egg.

Ravens are advertising tickets for ‘sold-out’ games, adjusting to a new NFL reality. That's because so many fans have put their tickets back into the club's official resale online market, another sign of the troubles the NFL faces amid anthem protests, injuries, concussion worries and spotty pla...

11/30/2017

NFL OWNERS OFFER $89 MILLION TO LEFT-WING CAUSES

In an effort to appease protesting employees, NFL owners have offered to "donate" $89 million to an array of leftist groups, including organizations viewed by some as anti-police.

Ironically, protesting NFL players are not seeking to aid crime victims. Instead, the players are lobbying Congress to give organized drug traffickers get out of jail early cards.

If NFL players agree, owners will hold a meeting in March to authorize the "donation."

We are asking patriotic citizens, veterans, and friends of law enforcement to contact your congressional representatives and NFL owners to politely ask that this payoff be rescinded. In the interim, boycott the NFL and the Green Bay Packers Titletown District.

Eric Reid, Michael Thomas leave Malcolm Jenkins-led player coalition.