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Mark Murphy era ends, Ed Policy era begins in Green Bay

Packers president: Mark Murphy era ends, Ed Policy era begins in Green Bay

Roughly 13 months after being elected the new president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, Ed Policy assumed the role from Mark Murphy at Friday's Annual Meeting of Shareholders inside Lambeau Field.

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Packers' Mark Murphy gets fitting sendoff at his 18th and last shareholders meeting

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Policy officially takes over for Murphy as president/CEO at Packers’ shareholders meeting

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Celebrating Mark Murphy's Packers legacy during shareholders event

Lara Trump is no longer her father-in-law’s choice to run for Senate in North Carolina.

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July 25 proclaimed Mark Murphy Day by Green Bay mayor, honoring outgoing Packers President/CEO

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New Packers president takes charge

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Green Bay Packers training camp schedule for Sunday, July 27. Here is what you need to know

The fourth day of the Green Bay Packers' 2025 training camp is July 27, the first of three practices in a row. It's at 10:30 a.m. at Ray Nitschke Field, 831 Armed Forces Drive, Ashwaubenon. The practices generally last about two hours.

Green Bay Packers training camp recap: Practice highlights, injury report and more

The Packers are holding their third training camp practice at Ray Nitschke Field on Friday, July 25. The Packers have the day off on Saturday, July 26, before returning on Sunday, July 27. All practice times are scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. with the exception of Family Night on Saturday, Aug. 2, inside Lambeau Field.

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Jayden Reed on Mark Murphy: 'He's been tremendous for us'

Green Bay Packers WR Jayden Reed spoke with the media after Friday's training camp practice. DL Kenny Clark spoke to the media on Thursday after the Green Bay Packers completed the second day of training camp.

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Mark Murphy leaving Packers with incredible financial stability

Mark Murphy will retire as president of the Green Bay Packers later this week after delivering both a Super Bowl title and incredible financial stability -- in both the short- and long-term -- to the franchise across 17 years of service.