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Packers' Mark Murphy gets fitting sendoff at his 18th and last shareholders meeting
Ed Policy has officially replaced Mark Murphy as the Green Bay Packers' chairman, president, and CEO after Murphy reached the mandatory retirement age. Shareholders expressed satisfaction with the team's performance and offered advice to the new president, Ed Policy.
Packers QB room has a new tone heading into 2025, with leadership emerging and goals clearly laid out for the year ahead ...
Mark Murphy's time as president has expired, meaning Ed Policy is the next man up as the Green Bay Packers look to the future. The post Green Bay Packers Set for Major Front Office Change this Friday ...
Mark Murphy would happily stay on as Packers CEO, but he sees the benefit of setting a specific retirement age. We answer ...
Packers' New President Leaves Door Open for Major Changes Sep 29, 2024; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA; Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur looks on during the fourth quarter against the ...
Wes Hodkiewicz takes a look at Xavier McKinney's growth and development in this edition of Packers Daily. Hear from Matt ...
Head coach Matt LaFleur, general manager Brian Gutekunst, and executive vice president Russ Ball’s future in Green Bay will be decided by the 2025-26 season.
As the Packers prepare for training camp, one truth is clear—Jordan Love isn’t just playing for wins. He’s shaping the identity of the Green Bay Packers, now and for seasons to come.
In six weeks, Ed Policy will take over as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers. Don't expect big changes. Policy, Packers' chief operating officer, was selected to succeed Mark Murphy in ...
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