There were almost more ejections Monday night at Lambeau Field than points scored by the home team.
While the Green Bay Packers were busy holding off the Atlanta Falcons in a 43-37 shootout victory, the Green Bay police had their hands full ejecting 36 people and arresting 11 more, the Green Bay Press-Gazette reports.
Those are the second-highest totals of the season, falling just short of the 44 ejections that occurred at the Sept. 14 game against the New York Jets and the 16 arrests that came when the Chicago Bears visited on Nov. 8.
Doug Schneider of the Press-Gazette has the details of some of these rowdy cheeseheads, as he monitored the police scanner during the game and tweeted out some gems.
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Safe to say these 47 people might be the most hungover Wisconsinites on Tuesday, and it’s not even close.
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