Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy has lowered the bar for on-field success. If you'd like to see change with the Packers, it has to start with Murphy.
The Green Bay Packers are bad, but don't worry. No one will be held accountable for this season's failure. At least not at this juncture, which is BS.
The Green Bay Packers organization has been silent about the threat of suspension for Clay Matthews and Julius Peppers. Where's the outrage, we wonder?
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy is not a fan of the NFL's preseason, saying four games are too many. He floated an interesting idea to change that.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy has been ringing the bell for player safety whenever he can. Why? Because it's about popularity, i.e. money, dummy!
Our favorite Green Bay Packer boss ever, Mark Murphy, just might find himself on a game ticket next year, thanks to his beating out my ass as our submission.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy says the team will not overspend on free agents. He's partially right. They'll just overspend for their own.
Ah, yes. We love it when our old pal Ginger Gap Tooth talks about things like character and insults our intelligence. Here's Mark Murphy doing just that.
Oh, you stupid fans! That's what Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy apparently thinks every time he hears an opinion contrary to his own.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy insists that the 2015 season was not a failure. He's got some great spin to explain why that was the case too.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy and Shaquille O'Neal hanging out because... Super Bowl. These guys are clearly tight, bro. Just check out the duck lip.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy is actually committed to two things. Taking more of your money and Ted Thompson. Maintain that status quo!
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy has a sweet job, but he also has to deal with some nonsense. Nonsense like your stupid ideas about running the team.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy is not pleased so many of the team's players were arrested this offseason. We all know why they're on the team though.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy is making the media rounds mostly because no one else with the organization is. We're going to tell you if he said anything interesting.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has been talking up potential plans to expand the playoffs and eliminate the extra point. Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy is on board.
Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy loves him some Ted Thompson. He also doesn't think there's any talent gap than his club and the 49ers.
Green Bay Packers president Mark Murphy does have some thoughts on the loss to Seattle after all. Three days later...
There are rumors circulating that president and CEO Mark Murphy could leave the Green Bay Packers for Stanford. The Packers were quick to shoot them down, but we know how these things work.
Awkward silence, anyone? The 2011 NFL lockout may be in full swing, but that didn't stop Green Bay Packers players and brass from spending five days on a bus together this week for the annual ...
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