Ed Policy Shakes Up Packers' NFL Presence

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Ed policy just stepped in as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, and he's shaken

up their voice in the NFL.

Instead of handling football rules like the old boss Mark Murphy did on the competition

committee, policy is diving into business stuff.

He's now on the auto committee, Hall of Fame group, and fan engagement, plus major events.

But last one even helped pick Las Vegas for Super Bowl 63 in February, 2029.

Murphy brought his all pro safety chops from Washington to those football talks back in

the day.

Policy though, comes from the business side of sports with no playing time in the league.

So he's leaning on his strengths to boost the Packer's presence in those money and fan

areas.

Now the football side's getting a fresh boost from inside the team.

Liberal manager Brian Guterkunst is joining the GM advisory committee and coach Matt LaFloor's

on the head coaches subcommittee.

This marks the first time the Packers have reps on either of those keyboards.

Policy chatted with the NFL office about the switch right after taking the job, then looped

in Guterkunst and LaFloor.

Both jumped at the chance to speak for the team's football views on those influential groups.

With this lineup, the Packers faced strong across league talks, blending business savvy

with on-field smarts for whatever comes next.