The Packers’ surprising win over the Chiefs in Week 13 of the NFL was not the only noteworthy thing that happened at Lambeau Field on Sunday night. International gymnastics legend Simone Biles, there to support her husband, Packers safety Jonathan Owens, received a delightful and unexpected gift from a devoted Packers fan before the game kicked off.
Biles receives “Goat” hat from Packers fan
In the chilly Wisconsin weather, draped in a cozy green Packers coat, Biles spent time on the sidelines and caught the attention of Jeff Kahlow, also known as “Frozen Tundra Man,” an iconic figure at Lambeau Field. The encounter, captured by the official “Sunday Night Football” account, showcased Kahlow’s admiration for the legendary gymnast. From the front row, he hailed Biles as the “greatest of all time” and presented her with custom-made gifts, an iconic leotard-wearing GOAT hat that instantly became the latest Lambeau fashion statement. Biles graciously accepted the foam goat hat, an ode to her title as the GOAT, which she promptly tried on. But the surprises didn’t end there. Kahlow added another foam hat to the mix, this time in the likeness of Owens, complete with his jersey number and a detailed helmet. Biles becoming a staple of Lambeau Field
This isn’t the first time Biles has graced her husband’s games. As a devoted supporter, she has been a familiar face at multiple Packers matchups throughout the year.
