All Entries Tagged With: "Mark Murphy"

The "last time doing" moments are coming to a close with Mark Murphy 

With Mark Murphy's retirement approaching, here are a few of his top moments as Packers President.

Departures and optimism dominated this past week for the Packers

There's always the chance of a trade-down in the first round

The NFL Draft coming to the smallest media market in all of pro sports is nothing short of amazing. And it's all because Murphy wanted more out of the Packers brand. 

Looking back on a 12-year career and an especially memorable moment.

The chances of a ban are rising, but why?

Aaron and Justis embrace debate about the theory that Mark Murphy would not allow general manager Brian Gutekunst to trade away the team's first round pick for the sake of entertainment and marketing.

It's hard not to be thankful as a Packer fan.

A good question from a recent installment of Packers Daily.

Packers begin search for his replacement.

The fate of the franchise will hang in the balance.

Team president Mark Murphy thinks they might have to. 

The wait is over. Green Bay will host the 2025 NFL Draft. 

Who has the leverage: the Packers or the Jets?

Top guy taking heat for staff failures.

Aaron chats with Packers fans worldwide live from Green Bay after hearing from Mark Murphy at the annual shareholders meeting.

The team's local revenue was up more than 3x from the pandemic 2020 season.

This isn't going to be the 70s and 80s Packers.

I guess Packers president Mark Murphy was right when he called Aaron Rodgers, “A complicated fella.”

Rodgers is coming back for a 17th season, but...

Packers president Mark Murphy makes no mention of Aaron Rodgers in latest monthly column. 

The Packers and/or Rodgers need to show their hands. 

The Packers have addressed the QB1 situation; now they cannot live in fear. 

Tim's special post-draft edition of Hello Wisconsin focuses on the draft, which was the only real bit of Packers news this past week.

Back in 2019, the Packers welcomed the Houston Texans onto Ray Nitschke Field for a series of joint training camp practices. Aaron asked Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy if more joint practices are on the horizon in Green Bay.

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