Packers dispute Fitzgerald's claims on broadcasting law concerns
WISN Milwaukee • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 10:41 PM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026

The Green Bay Packers responded to GOP Rep. Scott Fitzgerald's comments made during the Sunday show 'UPFRONT.' Fitzgerald had downplayed the team's worries regarding potential changes to broadcasting laws, prompting the Packers to assert that fans should feel offended by these developments. This exchange underlines the ongoing tension between the team and lawmakers over broadcasting issues that affect their fan base. The team's response indicates a commitment to advocate for their supporters' interests as legislative discussions continue.
- •Packers fired back at Fitzgerald's comments on broadcasting law.
- •Fitzgerald appeared on 'UPFRONT' and dismissed team concerns.
- •Packers emphasized that fans should feel offended.
- •Legislative discussions on broadcasting laws are ongoing.
- •Tensions remain between the team and lawmakers on this issue.
- 10:41 PMWISN Milwaukee — Packers fire back at Fitzgerald saying fans should be 'offended' by push change broadcasting law - WISN
"Rep. Scott Fitzgerald downplayed the Packers' concerns during an appearance Sunday on "UPFRONT."
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