Starting with Jordan Love, the Packers are emphasizing vocal leadership as they increase their sense of urgency in chasing a Super Bowl in 2025.

GREEN BAY – Ed Policy, the Green Bay Packers chief operating officer, will succeed the retiring Mark Murphy as president and CEO of the franchise next month. Policy will assume the position ...

Policy, 54, joined the Packers in 2012 as general counsel. He was promoted to chief operating officer, essentially the No. 2 person in the organization, in 2018.

Starting with Jordan Love, the Packers are emphasizing vocal leadership as they increase their sense of urgency in chasing a Super Bowl in 2025. advertisement. USA TODAY Touchdown Wire.

Incoming Green Bay Packers team president Ed Policy has his own opinions when handling head coach and general manager contracts.. Both head coach Matt LaFleur and general manager Brian Gutekunst ...

Policy officially took over for Mark Murphy on Friday as the NFL’s only publicly owned franchise held its annual shareholders ...

The Green Bay Packers officially transitioned leadership during Friday's annual shareholder meeting, bidding farewell to Mark ...

The transition from Mark Murphy to Ed Policy as the Packers CEO and president will be formalized at the annual shareholders meeting on July 25.