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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.
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Packers QB room has a new tone heading into 2025, with leadership emerging and goals clearly laid out for the year aheadF or the first time in the 2020s, the Green Bay Packers entered an offseason without any type of drama at the quarterback position. Everything is clear, there's no contract dispute, and the prospects ...
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Jordan Love’s Leadership: Shaping the Packers’ Future NowAs the Green Bay Packers prepare for another season, one name stands at the center of it all—Jordan Love. Entering his third year as the starting quarterback and sixth season overall, Love now ...
Green Bay Packers shareholders will see a rare change in leadership when they attend this year's annual meeting. Mark Murphy will attend his last shareholders meeting as president and CEO of the ...
Mark Murphy would happily stay on as Packers CEO, but he sees the benefit of setting a specific retirement age. We answer ...
The Packers continue to find additions to bolster their roster in free agency and the 2025 schedule is revealed in this edition of Packers Daily. NOW PLAYING video ...
Under Covington’s leadership, New England’s defensive line led the NFL in 2023 by allowing only 3.3 yards per rushing attempt. ... Packers Make Super Bowl Winning Change to Coaching Staff.
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