As a kid, what exactly was it like to love the Packers?

It was like they weren't human, to be honest with you.

It was like they were a superhero.

And you only wanted a glimpse. All you wanted

was a glimpse and that gave you the most satisfaction ever. I mean you didn't have to

shake their hand, you didn't have to get an autograph, you didn't have to be on the field

with them, literally seeing them through the fence or catching them walking out to their

car in the parking lot. That was like you saw a superhero.

And it's hard to describe, and I think the Packers have this relationship with the state of Wisconsin that's unique and different than almost any other fan base.

But it's so hard to explain. I think every single kid in this state has a green and gold jersey in their closet.

And it's just, it's such a unique bond in relationship.

And to be able to be out here today and to have some of their fans,

for me was one of the most special things.

Oh, that Wisconsin kid would grow up to become a superhero and break some other kids bike when the Texans played.

Practiced at least at Lambeau Field.

He broke the bike.

I'm sure he replaced the bike.

But now that JJ Watts a free agent, Peter, we talked about this earlier in the week.

He can sign anywhere he wants.

He's from Wisconsin.

He revered the Packers.

He could land with the Green Bay Packers.

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