Freezing temperatures, sub-zero wind chills and a snow-covered field couldn't stop the Green Bay Packers and their fans from celebrating their first Super Bowl title in 14 years. Within hours on Monday, the Packers sold all 56,000 tickets for their "Return to Titletown" celebration that started at 5 p.m. ET Tuesday at Lambeau Field. Among the dignitaries celebrating Green Bay's fourth Super Bowl and 13th NFL championship overall were city mayor Jim Schmitt, Wisconsin governor Scott Walker and four-term senator Herb Kohl. Schmitt officially renamed a surrounding street of Lambeau Field McCarthy Way in honor of head coach Mike McCarthy. Walker, meanwhile, declared it Green Bay Packers Day and designated February as Green Bay Packers Month across the state. Source: USA Today
