Brewers present World Series trophy at Packers-Panthers, celebrate with Lambeau Leap

Fresh off the franchise's first World Series victory , the Milwaukee Brewers are ready to celebrate with all of Wisconsin. After beating the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 5 on Wednesday, Brewers returned to Milwaukee on Thursday, and made their first major stop at the Green Bay Packers' prime-time matchup against the Carolina Panthers.

During a break after the first quarter of Thursday's game, several players emerged from the tunnel at Lambeau Field with the World Series trophy held high, earning a roar from the Packers crowd.

The Brewers' appearance at Lambeau was slightly spoiled by right fielder Sal Frelick, who joined ESPN's "SportsCenter" for an interview while on the bus to Green Bay. Frelick was candid about how the celebrations had been going since beating the Rays on Wednesday.

"It's been crazy. Not a lot of sleep, late night last night, early bus to the airport this morning. Just got back here to Milwaukee and now we're headed up north," Frelick said, panning to show his teammates, including the trophy-carting ace Jacob Misiorowski.

Once in Lambeau, some Brewers players, including Frelick, then opted to do a Lambeau Leap into the crowd as part of the first-quarter break.

Unfortunately, the Brewers weren't the only players who got a chance to try the Lambeau Leap: On the first play of the second quarter, Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard ran in for a 1-yard touchdown to re-take the lead, and made the Leap in celebration afterward.

In the end the Packers did more celebrating, winning the game 27-19 .

The Brewers will be celebrating with more fans Friday, with a parade planned through downtown Milwaukee .