NFL Picks News: Now that the NFL labor dispute comes to an end, the Green Bay Packers are still hoping to find a way to celebrate their victory in Super Bowl at the White House.

They work against a very short time.

Speaking to reporters on Monday in Green Bay Packers CEO Mark Murphy said Washington would not be practical during the regular season, but the team is working with White House officials can plan for the month of August.

It 'a challenge, because the bus is already packed in more preparation time in training camp after the block offseason workouts loss.

"We've since had some discussions, looking at whether we can find a date in August where the team could go down and visit the White House," Murphy said. "I hope we can make it. I think it'd be such a special and unique opportunity for our players."

Of course, President Barack Obama might have some problems of its own programming - especially with the countdown to the deadline for the debt of this approach.

"I do realize that President Obama has more important things to deal with now than this," Murphy said.

The NFL did not allow the Packers to make the White House during the visit of a lockout.

If the trip can be saved in a way now, Murphy said he hopes to be particularly sweet for veteran cornerback Charles Woodson.

After the Packers beat the Chicago Bears for Obama in the championship game of the NFC, jokingly Woodson criticized Obama for not publicly supporting the Packers to the Super Bowl.

When Obama delivered a speech in Wisconsin, before the Packers' victory over the Steelers Super Bowl Pittsburgh, Woodson sent him a signed shirt with the message: "See you at the White House. Go Packers."

"I'm looking forward to seeing Charles Woodson and President Obama shake hands," Murphy said.

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