[Ans] Which U.S. President was offered pro football contracts with the the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers?

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Gerald Ford was all-state at South High School in Grand Rapids, MI, and won a scholarship to the University of Michigan, which he attended from 1931 to 1935. The university’s football team, the Wolverines, won national championships in 1932 and 1933, and in 1934. Ford was named the team’s most valuable player. After turning down pro football offers with the the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers, Ford opted to take his economics degree to Yale University, where he attended law school and also worked as a football and boxing coach.

[Answer] Which U.S. President was offered pro football contracts with the the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which U.S. President was offered pro football contracts with the the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers?"

...Gerald Ford was all-state at South High School in Grand Rapids, MI, and won a scholarship to the University of Michigan, which he attended from 1931 to 1935. The university’s football team, the Wolverines, won national championships in 1932 and 1933, and in 1934. Ford was named the team’s most valuable player. After turning down pro football offers with the the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers, Ford opted to take his economics degree to Yale University, where he attended law school and also worked as a football and boxing coach.

[Answer] What do U.S. NFL football teams the Steelers, Packers and Giants have in common?

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...The U.S. NFL football team Detroit Lions added cheerleaders to their support staff in 2016. That left only a handful of teams without cheerleader squads: The Pittsburgh Steelers, the Green Bay Packers, the New York Giants, the Buffalo Bills, the Chicago Bears and the Cleveland Browns. There used to be a cheerleader squad on the sidelines during Bills games but that ended in 2014 when the cheerleaders sued the team. Competition for spots on a professional football's cheerleader squad is fierce. Cheerleaders, however, are not paid the outrageous salaries of the players; in fact, their salaries aren't even close. Source: ESPN.com

[Answer] What does the "G" of the U.S. NFL football's Green Bay Packers' logo stand for?

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...Curly Lambeau and George Calhoun established the Green Bay Packers in 1919. Lambeau negotiated a deal with his employer the "Indian Packing Company." The deal got the team $500 for equipment and uniforms. In exchange, the team took the name "Green Bay Packers." The "G" logo first donned a Packer helmet in 1961. The "G" stands for Green Bay; that's all. There are stories claiming the "G" stands for greatness. While the Packers are arguably a great team, they are not so arrogant as to label themselves as such in their logo. Source: SportsLogos.net

[Answer] The Quarterback Brett Favre struggled with emotions during one interview at the Green Bay Packers. What reason had the press been gathered to hear about?

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...Brett had gathered the press together in March 2008, while playing for the Green Bay Packers, to announce his retirement from the NFL. After such a successful career being upset is understandable, though these tears later on came to be seen as crocodile tears -- it emerged that Brett had been in contact with the New York Jets regarding playing for them. He went on to play for New York Jets in the 2008 season again towards the end wanting to retire. He was retired by the Jets and then went on to play for the Minnesota Vikings between 2009 and 2010 announcing that it would be his final season. Third time lucky was the charm for Brett Farve as he officially filed his retirement papers with the NFL in January 2011.