Several current and former Green Bay Packers have publicly thanked former general manager Ted Thompson for bringing them to town. Here's a look.
The Green Bay Packers are having a tumultuous offseason. It may get more so. Personnel executive Alonzo Highsmith shed some light on the dysfunction on his way out.
The Green Bay Packers will have a new general manager. The reason is because the board of directors noticed the same decline in Ted Thompson that we did.
The Green Bay Packers have announced Ted Thompson's new role in the organization. It's similar to what Ron Wolf's was, with one big difference.
That's correct. Not everyone dislikes now former Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson. Here's some of the good he's done.
The new year started with a bang for the Green Bay Packers. They canned a defensive coordinator and a general manager. It's about damn time.
The long dreamed-of day has finally arrived. Ted Thompson will no longer be the Green Bay Packers' general manager. I will sure miss you, Big Ted!
The Green Bay Packers' front office is supposedly filled with talent. Really? Evidence suggests it isn't because they can't prop up GM Ted Thompson.
Let's take a quick look at Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson in his natural state. We got a perfect look at that on Saturday night.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy is already in evaluation mode with the season over. It sounds like defensive coordinator Dom Capers might not be safe.
The Green Bay Packers now have some hard questions to answer. From Ted Thompson to the scouting staff to Dom Capers to the medical staff.
The Green Bay Packers' season is essentially over. Here are five more thoughts on the game that ended it, guys we want to see more of and calling for heads.
To the surprise of no one, rookie cornerback Kevin King will have shoulder surgery. That raises the question, whose fault is this? Not T.J. Watt's.
The Green Bay Packers will have Aaron Rodgers back this week.. to run the scout team. As depressing as another week or Brett Hundley is, we're on track.
It would be fitting if a blowout loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers were the swan song for Mike McCarthy and Ted Thompson, who just couldn't take T.J. Watt.
Five more on the Green Bay Packers' 23-0 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Where has Jordy Nelson gone and who's at fault for the Packers' current tailspin?
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