Drake sports Green Bay Packers jacket. Could he be trolling Bears QB Caleb Williams?

Academy Award-winning actress and filmmaker Jodie Foster watches football every weekend, and the Packers are her favorite team. "I got cheese everything," she told Conan O'Brien on his TBS talk show in 2016.

Ellen DeGeneres welcomed Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews on the set of her talk show and has been a devoted Packers fan for several years, even though she still has an affinity for her hometown Saints.

Ryan Reynolds once got to meet one of his heroes, Brett Favre, and tweeted a photo. The native Canadian has been Aaron Rodgers' guest at a Packers game before.

Chris Farley played a Bears superfan on "Saturday Night Live," but in real life, he loved the Packers.

James van der Beek chose the Packers over his home team, the New England Patriots.

"Paul Hornung was my guy," Steve Miller said of growing up with the 1960s Packers.

Former "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd grew up in Miami cheering for the Packers, thanks to his dad.

Larry the Cable Guy is a native Nebraskan but has pledged his love for the Packers on several occasions, and he's done his share of tailgating at Lambeau Field.

Actor Tony Shalhoub grew up with the Packers in Green Bay, and he's still a season-ticket holder.

Famed actor Willem Dafoe, an Appleton native and former University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee theater student, actually attended the Packers' famous Ice Bowl game as a kid.

Jane Wiedlin, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer with the Go-Go's, cheers on the Packers as an Oconomowoc native.

Rob Gronkowski is pictured with Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Hailey Clauson on the cover of GQ magazine. Clauson became a big Packers fan through her partner, lifelong Packers fan Jullien Herrera.

Bumbling, inept accountant Kevin Malone was a fan favorite on "The Office" and the actor that played him, Brian Baumgartner, is a fan of the Packers, and friends with Aaron Rodgers since meeting him in 2008.

Newsmax anchor Greta Van Susteren , an Appleton native, owns a share of the Packers.

Boston Red Sox great David Ortiz's NFL loyalty is with the Green Bay Packers.

Mark Ruffalo, who grew up in Kenosha, cheers for the Green Bay Packers.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Harry Styles has a Green Bay Packers logo tattooed on his left bicep, and he's been filmed and photographed wearing Packers gear several times.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Harry Styles has a Green Bay Packers logo tattooed on his left bicep, and he's been filmed and photographed wearing Packers gear several times.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

When Wiz Khalifa's "Black and Yellow" was adopted by the Pittsburgh Steelers leading into the 2011 Super Bowl, Packers fan Lil Wayne dropped his own Packers-saluting remix, "Green and Yellow."

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Justin Timberlake grew up idolizing Brett Favre, and cheering the Packers as a result. As an adult, he's gone on vacation with friend Aaron Rodgers.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Academy Award-winning actress and filmmaker Jodie Foster watches football every weekend, and the Packers are her favorite team. "I got cheese everything," she told Conan O'Brien on his TBS talk show in 2016.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Ellen DeGeneres welcomed Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews on the set of her talk show and has been a devoted Packers fan for several years, even though she still has an affinity for her hometown Saints.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Ryan Reynolds once got to meet one of his heroes, Brett Favre, and tweeted a photo. The native Canadian has been Aaron Rodgers' guest at a Packers game before.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Chris Farley played a Bears superfan on "Saturday Night Live," but in real life, he loved the Packers.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

James van der Beek chose the Packers over his home team, the New England Patriots.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

"Paul Hornung was my guy," Steve Miller said of growing up with the 1960s Packers.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Former "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd grew up in Miami cheering for the Packers, thanks to his dad.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Larry the Cable Guy is a native Nebraskan but has pledged his love for the Packers on several occasions, and he's done his share of tailgating at Lambeau Field.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Actor Tony Shalhoub grew up with the Packers in Green Bay, and he's still a season-ticket holder.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Famed actor Willem Dafoe, an Appleton native and former University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee theater student, actually attended the Packers' famous Ice Bowl game as a kid.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Jane Wiedlin, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer with the Go-Go's, cheers on the Packers as an Oconomowoc native.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Rob Gronkowski is pictured with Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Hailey Clauson on the cover of GQ magazine. Clauson became a big Packers fan through her partner, lifelong Packers fan Jullien Herrera.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Bumbling, inept accountant Kevin Malone was a fan favorite on "The Office" and the actor that played him, Brian Baumgartner, is a fan of the Packers, and friends with Aaron Rodgers since meeting him in 2008.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Newsmax anchor Greta Van Susteren , an Appleton native, owns a share of the Packers.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Boston Red Sox great David Ortiz's NFL loyalty is with the Green Bay Packers.

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Celebrities who cheer for the Green Bay Packers

Mark Ruffalo, who grew up in Kenosha, cheers for the Green Bay Packers.

Despite signs warning against even touching the ice spectacle, fans have been attempting to speed up the melting process, from sledgehammers to blowtorches, according to Rolling Stone.

As USA TODAY pointed out, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has been engaged in a looming trademark spat with former San Antonio Spurs great George Gervin over the "Iceman" nickname.

With the Packers historically dominating their rivals to the south – forget last season – Drake donning Packers garb seems to send a message. Does he want "Iceman" status, too?

Or, is he trolling Williams?

Perhaps, he's joined other artists, like Lil Wayne and Harry Styles in the Packers fandom. Could be because Lambeau Field is nicknamed the Frozen Tundra. Or maybe he just thought it was a sick jacket.