In a monumental celebration of legacy, grit, and green-and-gold pride, Netflix unveils From Cheese to Cleats: Packers at Bat, a riveting documentary chronicling the fabled journey of the Green Bay Packers. Slated for release this fall, the film promises an unflinching, emotional, and electrifying look at one of the NFL’s most storied franchises.
Narrated with cinematic intensity and set against the frozen tundra of Lambeau Field, the documentary doesn’t just tell the story of football — it tells the story of America. From its humble beginnings as a community-owned team formed in 1919, to the Lombardi dynasty that shaped the soul of the sport, to the modern battles fought under stadium lights, From Cheese to Cleats captures the pulse of Packer Nation.
Directed by Emmy-winning filmmaker Jason Tallard, the documentary peels back the layers of legends like Brett Favre, Reggie White, and Aaron Rodgers. Interviews with current and former players, fans, historians, and coaches paint a raw portrait of loyalty, sacrifice, and triumph. But the film also steps off the field — diving into the impact of the Packers on the city of Green Bay, their place in American culture, and what it means to be part of a team owned not by billionaires, but by the people.
From ice-covered clashes to locker room heartbreaks, from cheesehead traditions to Super Bowl glories, From Cheese to Cleats is not just a documentary — it’s a battle cry, a love letter, and a reckoning. For fans and football novices alike, this is a front-row seat to the heart of the game.
This fall, Netflix invites you to witness the pride, the power, and the legend — Packers at Bat.
