In a major move sure to ignite NFL fans across the country, Netflix has officially announced a gripping new documentary series that dives into the triumphs, tensions, and turning points of the iconic Green Bay Packers franchise — a team steeped in tradition, controversy, and some of the league’s most unforgettable moments.

Titled “Frozen Tundra: The Green Bay Packers Saga,” the series promises an unfiltered look at the Packers’ evolution — from the glory days of Vince Lombardi and Bart Starr, to the Brett Favre era, the Aaron Rodgers drama, and the uncertain future of Titletown.

The series will feature exclusive interviews with Packers legends, including Brett Favre, Aaron Rodgers, Charles Woodson, Clay Matthews, and many more. It also includes insights from Mike McCarthy and Matt LaFleur, offering behind-the-scenes looks at the leadership dynamics that defined eras — and, in some cases, divided them.

But what has fans buzzing is the inclusion of Aaron Rodgers’ never-before-seen reflections on his controversial exit, and cameos from NFL voices like Pat McAfee, Rich Eisen, and even Vikings star Jared Allen, who doesn’t hold back on the NFC North rivalry.

Expect dramatic recountings of playoff heartbreaks, internal power struggles, mysterious front office decisions, and the complicated legacy of a team owned by the people — but often torn by polarizing quarterbacks and shifting identities.

As Netflix teases in its trailer: “What happens when the most storied franchise in football starts writing a new chapter — without a clear hero?”

“Frozen Tundra: The Green Bay Packers Saga” is set to premiere this fall, and fans are already calling it a must-watch for anyone who loves football, legacy, or locker room drama.

Stay tuned — and buckle up, Cheeseheads.