A Packers rookie shares Thanksgiving plate with Ford Field security

The Green Bay Packers ate well after their 31-24 win over the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving 2025 at Ford Field.

And one Packers rookie wanted to make sure others did as well.

That included with the security staffer nearby.

After the game a group of players surrounded a table filled with turkeys as Jordan Love and Micah Parsons were interviewed by Fox Sports broadcasters Tom Rinaldi and Erin Andrews.

They feasted like kings.

Nazir Stackhouse, an undrafted player out of Georgia, was one of them. But it's the giving season. So, at one point, the defensive tackle turned around and offered some of his plate to an event security staff member.

At first, the worker shook his head to turn it down. But then he eventually relented, though he still checked his surroundings since he likely wasn't allowed to eat on the job.

Well, it's Thanksgiving so one bite probably doesn't hurt.

But just to be on the safe side, the other security staff member next to him put his hands up attempting others from seeing.

The moment, though, was captured on camera. And it was worth it to see the special Thanksgiving moment.

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This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Packers' Nazir Stackhouse shares meal with Ford Field security