Packers made $83.7M in annual revenue after hosting 9 regular season games

Published July 24, 2025 1:45pm ET



(The Center Square) – The Green Bay Packers made $83.7 million last year, a profit increase of $23.6 million that that team attributed to hosting a ninth regular season game.

The team saw $64.9 million in increased revenue but also spent $41.3 million more, expenses that included both travel for games and a joint practice in Denver along with depreciation of Lambeau Field and team facilities being factored in.

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