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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Week 10 wraps up with the Minnesota Vikings heading to Lambeau Field to take on their NFC North rival Green Bay Packers.

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Brett Favre Pass and Holmgren Way intersect a short distance away from Lambeau Field in Green Bay. / Gannett Wisconsin Media

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Packers street names

The 11 streets in the Green Bay metro area named after Packers players are:
» Brett Favre Pass (quarterback Brett Favre)
» Hinkle Street (fullback/linebacker Clark Hinkle)
» Holmgren Way (coach Mike Holmgren)
» Hutson Street (receiver/defensive back Don Hutson)
» Isbell Street (quarterback Cecil Isbell)
» Lambeau Street (running back/coach/team founder Curly Lambeau)
» Lewellen Road (running back/GM Verne Lewellen)
» Lombardi Avenue (coach/GM Vince Lombardi)
» Reggie White Way (defensive end Reggie White)
» Starr Court (quarterback/coach Bart Starr)
» Tony Canadeo Run (running back Tony Canadeo)
* The Main Street Bridge, which connects Green Bay’s east and west sides, was renamed the Ray Nitschke Memorial Bridge in 1998; Canadeo Street, named after Tony Canadeo, no longer exists after construction of new housing in the late 1980s. (Green Bay temporarily renamed New York Avenue as McCarthy’s Way ahead of the NFC Championship Game in 2008, and changed Minnesota Avenue to Aaron Rodgers Drive for the week prior to Brett Favre’s first return to Lambeau Field as a visiting player in 2009.)

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[unable to retrieve full-text content]The Green Bay Packers will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at 11 a.m. Thursday to kick off a project to add 6,600 seats to Lambeau Field.

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