An absolute gem of a man who was so kind to me in my young days at the Green Bay Press-Gazette, and anytime I saw him for years thereafter. Rest in peace, Bob.

As respected and respectful a person as you could ever encounter.

The Packers had two winning seasons in the 16 years before Bob Harlan took over as president and CEO. Under his leadership, the Packers had 13 winning seasons in 18 years, including bringing the Lombardi Trophy back home in 1996.

Here's my story on former #Packers CEO & President Bob Harlan — who passed away today at 89. Harlan was undoubtedly one of the most important men in franchise history. forbes.com/sites/robreisc…

“He truly loved leading the greatest franchise in the NFL.”

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89 years is a heck of a ride and all Packers fans are better for him. Thank you Bob Harlan.

Harlan family forever 💛💚

Bob Harlan was there for everybody, but especially the Green Bay Packers jsonline.com/story/sports/n… via Journal Sentinel

Bob Harlan was one of the most unpretentious executives ever in pro sports. Always down to earth. Always respectful. Always candid. Like the time I asked him if Green Bay, the Mecca of pro football, would ever, ever host a Super Bowl. He paused, laughed and said, “I brought

Bob Harlan is on a hypothetical Packers Mount Rushmore. Who else? Here are Jacob Westendorf's choices (and one snub).⬇️ si.com/nfl/packers/on…

RIP to Bob Harlan, the man who saved the Packers and, in a way, Green Bay—the city and the team are so closely bound that one of the cofounders of the club is the great grandson of the man who founded the town. There’s no place in U.S. sports like it. Harlan got that. (1/x)

A remembrance of Bob Harlan..

From long-time NFL writer Peter King on the passing of Bob Harlan: "Bob Harlan will go down as one of the most underrated figures in the storied history of one of the great franchises in American sport." About sums it up.

The greatest basketball team ever. No debate.

Micah Parsons from Weeks 11-13: • 6 sacks • 5 TFL’s • 22 pressures • 16 total tackles

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Remember: Winning in March very rarely correlates to winning in January.

In 1994, Johnny Carson surprised David Letterman's audience two years after his retirement to present the Top 10 List 🙌 The moment would also mark Carson's last appearance ever on television

That time Tiger Woods’ caddie checked the wind with his cigarette.. Legend.