As anyone who reads this site with any semblance of regularity knows, I am a big fan of the work Andrew Brandt has done for the Packers organization. For both Mike Sherman and Ted Thompson, Brandt has worked magic in his capacity as the Packers' resident cap guru.

And today, he quit.

No official word as to why, but obviously the decision of the organization to bring in an outside party to be CEO of the team, rather than promote Brandt to the position, may have played some kind of role in his decision. Or perhaps, with his contract expiring in April, he was informed the Packers would not be extending it. Either way, it's the kind of change that won't make many headlines outside of Wisconsin, but could signal a seismic shift in the way the Packers deal with players and their agents. And that's always a scary proposition.