Packers President Mark Murphy Retires After 17 Years, Ed Policy Assumes Role

Mark Murphy is retiring after 17 years as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, having overseen significant on-field success including a Super Bowl win, a stellar regular-season record, and major investments in Lambeau Field and the Titletown development. His tenure also involved navigating challenges such as Brett Favre's unretirement saga, Aaron Rodgers' departure, the COVID-19 pandemic, and increased charitable initiatives. Murphy expressed gratitude to the fans and confidence in the team's future under new president Ed Policy, who assumes the role with extensive NFL experience and has been a key executive for the Packers since 2012. Policy, drawing on lessons from his father’s NFL legacy and his own career, will oversee the general manager and head coach, continuing the Packers' tradition of strong leadership. The Packers have maintained coaching stability over the past 25 years, with only three head coaches leading the team, highlighting the importance of leadership continuity in the organization. As Murphy transitions to being a fan, anticipation builds for the 2025 season, with confidence in the team's leadership and competitive prospects.