Richard Ryman

1 week ago | wisconsinrapidstribune.com | Richard Ryman

GREEN BAY – Ed Policy, the Green Bay Packers chief operating officer, will succeed the retiring Mark Murphy as president and CEO of the franchise next month. Policy will assume the position during the team’s annual shareholders meeting July 25, after he’s elected to the board of directors. Policy sat down with the media last week to talk about his new role. For the full interview, click here.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Richard Ryman

GREEN BAY – Ed Policy, the Green Bay Packers chief operating officer, will succeed the retiring Mark Murphy as president and CEO of the franchise next month. Policy will assume the position during the team’s annual shareholders meeting July 25, after he’s elected to the board of directors. AdvertisementPolicy sat down with the media last week to talk about his new role. For the full interview, click here.

1 week ago | eu.jsonline.com | Richard Ryman

Green Bay Press-Gazette reporter Richard Ryman responds to readers' questions about the Green Bay Packers. This is a regular feature that will be published weekly as long as there are questions to answer. This week features questions about the Titletown district, the 45-acre area the Packers have developed the west of Lambeau Field. Titletown includes public space, restaurants, condos, apartments, tech firms, businesses and a hotel.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Richard Ryman

In six weeks, Ed Policy will take over as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers. Don't expect big changes. Policy, Packers' chief operating officer, was selected to succeed Mark Murphy in May 2024, but maintained a low profile until now, when he met with the media to discuss his thoughts about the new job. Advertisement"I worked for (Mark Murphy) for nearly 13 years," Policy said. "There are going to be a lot more similarities than differences.

2 weeks ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Richard Ryman

Eddie Garcia, a member of the Green Bay Packers board of directors and former place-kicker for the team, died on June 5 at his home in Poygan. He was 65. The Packers drafted Garcia in the 10th round of the 1982 draft out of Southern Methodist University, where he is tied for the school record of 44 field goals. Garcia was injured during the 1982 season, but took over kickoff duties in 1983, while Pro Football Hall of Famer Jan Stenerud kicked field goals and extra points.