A controversy has erupted in Green Bay after the CEO of the Packers reportedly fired and banned four women from Lambeau Field following an incident during the team’s home game against the

Cincinnati Bengals.

According to multiple fan reports, the women attended the game wearing bikinis and revealing outfits, drawing attention from nearby spectators and sparking complaints from families and staff inside the stadium. The organization quickly launched an internal review that led to their permanent removal from future Packers events.

In a statement attributed to the CEO, the team emphasized the importance of maintaining respect and tradition at Lambeau Field:

“This is our sacred ground, the place that burns with the desire to win but remains a place of respect. It’s not a beach where people can show up dressed like that. We have children and elderly fans here — it’s not right for them to witness such things. That should never appear at Lambeau.”

The decision has drawn mixed reactions online. Some fans praised the move as “protecting the legacy and family atmosphere of Lambeau”, while others argued it was too strict for a public event

.

Regardless of opinion, the message from Green Bay’s front office was clear — Lambeau Field is a cathedral of football, not a stage for inappropriate displays.