Cheesehead TV · Feb 17
Cory's Corner: Does Lambeau Still Have Its Mystique?
There are stadiums in the NFL, and then there is Lambeau Field.
You can see the grill smoke as you drive closer to the stadium with the huge G on the backside of the south side scoreboard.
It does not shimmer. It does not intimidate with futuristic architecture or luxury gloss. It sits in a neighborhood, wrapped in parking-lot tailgates and generations of ritual. It is cold steel and frozen breath and stories passed from grandparents to grandchildren. It is a memory as much as a venue.
I can still remember shivering on a bitterly cold December day as I witnessed the birth of the Lambeau Leap way back in 1993. That touchdown celebration staple has been muted in recent seasons for some reason.
