That worthless Packers stock you've been hearing so much about? Well, the Packers say they sold about 270,000 shares in their most recent offering, raising $67 million to help fund improvements at Lambeau Field.

Have $275 to blow? You have until midnight to buy a share of Green Bay Packers stock. They’re essentially worthless, but you can call yourself a "team owner." Packers brass say the deadline won’t be extended.

Sales of Green Bay Packers stock have been so brisk since an initial offering three weeks ago that the team is making another 30,000 shares available. The shares cost $250 each and have virtually no resale value.

There are rumors around the web and on Twitter that Tebow could possibly end up in a Packers uniform next year. The only problem is that the Packers have no need for a starting quarterback.

The journalism world is morning the death of foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid, who died of an apparent asthma attack Thursday in Syria. NBC Sports notes that Shadid was a dyed-in-the-wool Packers fan who would pay any price, anywhere in the world to get the latest on his beloved green and gold.

After beating Atlanta today, the New York Giants earned a ticket to Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers in the next round of the NFC playoffs. In 2008, the Giants beat the Packers in the NFC title game at Lambeau and went on to win the Super Bowl.

The Green Bay Packers are still perfect. Tied at 35 with the Giants with 58 seconds left, Aaron Rodgers needed just four plays to get it close enough for a Mason Crosby chip shot field goal. Green Bay wins it 38-35 to go to 12-0.