Packers' longtime president Mark Murphy addresses fans before retiring and subsequently handing the job to Ed Policy ...

Mark Murphy, who is retiring, regrets not winning another Super Bowl with the Packers, but he's hopeful he left the franchise ...

Murphy oversaw a Super Bowl win and major QB changes, from Favre to Rogers to Love, as the Packers' de facto owner.

Mark Murphy would happily stay on as Packers CEO, but he sees the benefit of setting a specific retirement age. We answer ...

Explore the unique fan-owned model of the Green Bay Packers and how they remain the NFL’s only publicly owned franchise.

Packers Daily Packers Daily: Whole new level Mike Spofford takes a look at the state of Green Bay's defense in this edition of Packers Daily.

On the heels of a regressive 2024 campaign, the Green Bay Packers need more from quarterback Jordan Love in 2025. That is at ...

Green Bay Packers outgoing CEO Mark Murphy will be replaced by Ed Policy after stepping down on July 25. Ahead of that Friday, Murphy shared two of his biggest regrets in his tenure.

The Green Bay Packers are inviting fans to engage with the team on a new creative project ahead of the 2025 season. The ...

In Policy’s new role, Packers coach Matt LaFleur, general manager Brian Gutekunst and executive vice president/director of football operations Russ Ball will report to him.

On and off the field, the Green Bay Packers were a success under outgoing team president and CEO Mark Murphy. From 2007 ...

A Packers fan recounts his story of applying for Green Bay's defensive coordinator position and the response he received from team president/CEO Mark Murphy. (1:39) ...