The Green Bay Packers have announced their successor to Mark Murphy, who will conclude his 16-year tenure as president after the 2024-25 season, boasting an impressive record of 162-95-2 and a Super Bowl victory in 2010. Ed Policy emerges as a strong candidate to fill Murphy’s shoes, bringing with him a distinguished background.
Before joining the Packers as Vice President in 2012, Ed Policy served as an advisor to the Arena Football League and briefly acted as its interim commissioner in 2008 during its championship game. His tenure coincided with the league’s bankruptcy filing and subsequent reboot.
Promoted to Chief Operating Officer in 2018, Policy has overseen significant projects like the development of the Packers’ Titletown District, enhancing both the team’s infrastructure and Wisconsin’s community impact.
Policy’s football lineage is deeply rooted; his father, Carmen Policy, enjoyed a lengthy NFL career, starting with the San Francisco 49ers in 1981 and culminating in five Super Bowl victories as President and CEO. This familial background provides Ed Policy with invaluable insights and sets a promising trajectory for the Packers under his leadership.
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