Neither of those solutions will be popular among those Packer fans and administrators who hold the name Lambeau Field near and dear to their hearts. Tradition means everything to those people. Truth be told, including the name of the team's founder in its home stadium is probably fitting and proper. Tradition hasn't paid a bill in years. Tradition doesn't account for much when the Packers are trying to lure highly paid NFL players to Green Bay.
Tradition is something that happened a long time ago.
They'd play for free. Season tickets wouldn't require a second mortgage. Say what you like, a renovated Lambeau Field is all about money, not tradition. It's all about making enough revenue to afford players that can keep this franchise contenders for the next few decades. It's all about keeping a regional economic force alive and contributing to the welfare of so many businesses in our state.