Trump makes bold Packers prediction during RNC speech

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The Green Bay Packers received a major prediction from former President Donald Trump after the Republican National Convention on Thursday night.

Trump accepted the Republican Party’s nomination for president, and as he riffed to the crowd in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he addressed the dozens in the crowd wearing cheeseheads.

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Jordan Love, #10 of the Green Bay Packers, participates in drills during the Green Bay Packers Minicamp at Ray Nitschke Field on June 4, 2024, in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

“And Green Bay is gonna have a good team this year, right?” They’re gonna have a good team,” Trump said as the camera on Fox News Channel’s coverage showed the Milwaukee crowd holding up their cheeseheads. “They’re gonna have a good team.”

The Republican presidential nominee’s remarks came after Republican Michigan Rep. John James teased the crowd earlier in the week.

James talked up his Detroit Lions and was met with loud boos.

Jordan Love, #10 of the Green Bay Packers, looks on from the sideline before an NFC divisional round playoff football game against the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium on January 20, 2024, in Santa Clara, California. (Ryan Kang/Getty Images)

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“Good evening Wisconsin. Warmest regards from Detroit – home of the NFC North champion Detroit Lions,” James said.

The Lions won the division title for the first time in three decades last season and won two playoff games in a single postseason for the first time since 1957. Their 12-5 record marked the franchise’s first 10-win season in nearly a decade and best winning percentage since 1991.

Green Bay finished 9-8 behind Jordan Love’s breakout season. The team was second to the Lions in the NFC North and defeated the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Wild Card playoff round.