There's nothing better for the working class, everyday midwestern families of Green Bay than handing de facto ownership of their community owned team to an ultra-wealthy businessman who graduated from Stanford Law.
Oh, and his daddy is an NFL executive. Because of course he is.
The #Packers board of directors voted unanimously this morning to approve Ed Policy as the franchise’s new president and CEO, per sources — a move that will make Policy the de facto owner of the NFL’s only community-owned franchise, starting in July 2025.
Mark Murphy is scheduled to transition out of the role next summer. After a thorough search, Policy — the onetime Arena Football League executive who is currently Green Bay’s COO and general counsel — is now poised to take over.
ESPN content producer @PaulHembo calculated the percentage of 1st-round picks that “hit” or “miss,” based upon whether that player signed a second contract with the team that drafted them.
The data encompasses the 20 drafts spanning 2000-2019. Here are the positional hit rates:
The #Bills traded away the rights to Justin Jefferson for a short-term rental of Stefon Diggs and got stuck with the largest non-QB dead cap hit in NFL history at the end. Oops.
This same team opened the 2021 season with Klint Kubiak drawing up pass plays to starting TE Tyler Conklin while Rashod Hill protected the quarterback's blind side.
A lot of great quotes about the quarterback situation in here but the thing that stands out to me is how they view MN.
World-class offensive minds on their coaching staff, a ton of offensive weapons, and a great offensive line.
Like, none of that was true just three years ago.
Last year the Houston Texans packaged picks 12 + 33 for a move up to pick 3 for Will Anderson + a fourth round selection.
Is pick 11 + pick 23 enough to move up to pick 3 this year for the #Vikings?
@JVSwaps BREAKING: #Vikings GM discusses trade options for Justin Jefferson, describes him as a "Blue Player"
The Giants, Lions, Rams, and Panthers have blue player uniforms 👀👀👀
With the salary cap now set, the Franchise tag price for quarterbacks is set at $38.3m
I'd imagine that becomes the floor for negotiations between Kirk Cousins and any interested team.
The last time he was a free agent the tag was set at $23.2m & he signed with MN for $28m apy.
@DustBaker Clipping multiple segments from the same interview so you can push all of the different narratives at the same time >>>>>>>
Right now, some 13 year old kid in Detroit is going through the same experience I did after the 2009 season. These are the losses you will never forget. I can't help but feel for all the Lions fans.
Mike Vrabel, Pete Carroll, Ben Johnson, and possibly Bill Belichick all becoming available in the same off-season is wild.
It certainly helps the Vikings chances to retain Brian Flores.