Mark Murphy, who is retiring, regrets not winning another Super Bowl with the Packers, but he's hopeful he left the franchise ...

On and off the field, the Green Bay Packers were a success under outgoing team president and CEO Mark Murphy. From 2007 ...

As we prepare for the last MT5, I just wanted to say thank you to Mark Murphy for all he has done for this organization over ...

Mark Murphy was recognized by the team for his 17 years of service with the Packers at the end of mandatory minicamp.

Mark Murphy is in his final days as the president of the Packers and one of the last significant moves of his time with the team will be parting ways with cornerback Jaire Alexander. The Packers have ...

Mark Murphy has been the president and CEO of the team since 2007, but is now retiring. His tenure has been largely successful, with the team going 186-104-2 under his leadership.

The shareholders’ meeting will mark the official transfer of leadership from Murphy to 54-year-old Ed Policy, who was chosen to succeed Murphy last June.

After 17 years as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, Mark Murphy will retire and Ed Policy take over. Shareholders meeting set for July 25.

After 17 years as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, Mark Murphy will retire and Ed Policy take over. Shareholders meeting set for July 25.

Mark Murphy now knows his last day. The Packers team president/CEO will officially retire July 25, the day of the team's annual shareholders' meeting at Lambeau Field.

The 2025 NFL Draft was full of great moments, but one of the best highlights came when Packers CEO Mark Murphy took the stage to announce the Green Bay Packers first-round pick selection.

FOX 11 asked Murphy if 15 to 20 years is a realistic timeline for the possibility of the NFL Draft ever returning. “Yeah, I think so,” said Murphy. “That is probably the range, 15 to 20 years.