A.J. Brown made reading cool after his viral moment on the bench in January. But what are other NFL players reading this ...

Now that the Packers are no longer tied to Alexander, their team president, Mark Murphy, is taking shots at the player he once helped draft in Green Bay. Murphy was asked about his confidence in ...

Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy is set to step down from his post with the team in July. Murphy has been the president and CEO of the Packers since 2007, overseeing Green Bay’s ...

New Packers President and CEO Ed Policy said he won't change what isn’t broken when he takes over in July, as long as it ...

The Green Bay Packers have one of the most unique ownership structures in all of sports. They do not have a traditional owner but instead have a president who runs the team. Mark Murphy has been ...

Packers Daily Packers Daily: Confidence is Key Mike Spofford takes a look at the state of Green Bay's defense in this edition of Packers Daily.

A beloved former football coach who rose through the ranks in college and the NFL has sadly passed away after a battle with ...

In January 1952, NFL Commissioner Bert Bell and league owners invited Roger Treat to attend their annual meeting and endorsed his work as editor of the first official NFL encyclopedia. It was ...

And yet, the Packers have, to an extent – as Murphy pointed out – gotten used to being without him. Green Bay had the 8th ranked passing defense in 2024, despite Alexander being limited to ...

Outgoing Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy said he feels "regret" for winning only one Super Bowl during his tenure, which began in early 2008 and ends in July, but he's "confident ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - The Green Bay Packers were apparently unable to find a team willing to pay the right price or agree to a restructured contract with star cornerback Jaire Alexander.

Ed Policy is not set to take over as president of the Green Bay Packers until July 25, but he set the tone for the team’s season months before Week 1. President Mark Murphy is still in charge ...