The 2025 Senate Joint Resolution 64, introduced by Senators Jacque, Spreitzer, and Wall, along with Representatives Kreibich, Goodwin, Murphy, and Spaude, expresses support for the induction of Jack Vainisi into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The resolution highlights Vainisi's impressive football career, which began at St. George High School and the University of Notre Dame, followed by his service in the U.S. Army during which he played on General Douglas MacArthur's service team. Despite a medical discharge due to rheumatic fever that ended his playing career, Vainisi made significant contributions to the sport as a scout for the Green Bay Packers, where he revolutionized scouting practices and played a pivotal role in the team's success.

Vainisi is credited with encouraging Vince Lombardi to become the head coach of the Packers, leading to the establishment of a dominant football dynasty. He was instrumental in bringing numerous future Pro Football Hall of Famers to the organization and contributed to the Packers' victories in Super Bowl I and II, as well as five NFL championships. His legacy is further recognized by his induction into the Packers Hall of Fame in 1982, and the resolution emphasizes the profound impact he had on the NFL and professional football as a whole. The Wisconsin Legislature's resolution calls for Vainisi's recognition in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, honoring his invaluable contributions to the sport.