Football fans achieve pieces by Green Bay History with NFL Draft Auction purchases

Green Bay (Wluk) – More than 150 fans now have a piece of Green Bay history.

An online auction of 2025 NFL Draft Footprint articles brought thousands of dollars that are donated to the northeast of Wisconsin of the American Red Cross.

Just 12 hours after the auction of memorabilia, the winners visited the Bag of the Titletown Auction Company to pick up their treasures.

“To have a piece of memorabilia – who knows whether this will ever happen here? It is just a special piece, just something you can remember, and hopefully I can pass on to my son. It's just pretty cool,” said Jon Anderson from the Pere.

According to John Dugan from the Tittletown Auction Company, 156 buyers – including one from Germany – bought all 483 articles on the auction block.

Dugan said: “As a collector, I wish I could have got something. There are so many cool things here. I know that other collectors will be very excited.”

While some buyers went home with articles, other beloved people hoped to surprise.

“I just wanted to have something out of the design, something not too big that I can insert into my hobby room,” said Gary Grant from Green Bay.

“I got a bar sign because I found it pretty cool.

Mike Michalski from de Pere said: “I got the sign to win a chance to achieve a field gate on Lambeau Field because my son won the chance to achieve a field gate on Lambeau Field, and he stepped the field goal, so I thought I would buy the shield so that he would put his rest of his packers in the foreground.”

For Lori Hunte von Green Bay, the auction was personally. She asked for pieces and scored one for her son, who was honored with other military members on stage during the design.

She said: “I look forward to presenting it somehow and bringing the memories and things back because he is military and he will change. Therefore a lot of things are in front of him, movement for him, so this was really an honor and blessing for him, with friends and people and part of people with the design.”

But not only the bidders are the winners. The proceeds from the sale are donated to the local chapter of the American Red Cross.

The final amount that was donated to the Red Cross will be announced during an upcoming check presentation.