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The digital renderings show the NFL Draft layout around Lambeau Field, including the stage and theater.
The 2025 NFL Draft is just a few months away, and the Green Bay Packers are sharing what the venue will look like when they host the big event. The team released digital renderings of the setup that will surround Lambeau Field, including a look at the draft stage and theater.
According to Mike Spofford of Packers.com, the draft theater will occupy 250,000 square feet on the east/northeast side of the stadium, with the rest of the “NFL Experience” taking up roughly 800,000 square feet on the opposite end. This includes the Titletown area, which will feature food and beverages, a kids’ Play 60 zone, NFL activities, and a gallery of NFL exhibits.
Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy commented on the renderings to Packers.com. “The draft is really starting to take shape,” he said. “It looks like a great setup. All fans and attendees will be treated to an exciting event, and we’re proud to have Lambeau Field featured so prominently.”
One photo reveals the full NFL Draft layout, showcasing the stage and theater with Lambeau Field behind the crowd, along with the “NFL Experience” surrounding the Titletown development.
Another rendering shows the draft theater/stage, designed to resemble Lambeau Field, including the railings and wall padding around the stadium. Another view of the stage, from the crowd’s POV, was also shared.
The Packers will have a lot of people watching as they host the NFL’s biggest offseason event from April 24-26. The draft is expected to welcome nearly a quarter of a million people to the area, and is estimated to have a $94 million statewide economic impact and $20 million for Green Bay itself.
What do you think, Packers fans? Are you more or less excited for the draft after seeing the renderings?
