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Policy discusses long-term adjustments Packers could make to stay financially competitive
Green Bay Packers president Ed Policy discusses financial challenges as the NFL’s only publicly owned franchise, citing rising player costs and the need for aggressive revenue generation. The team reported a non-pandemic operating loss in 2026, with expenses increasing 18.7% due to contracts like Micah Parsons’ $188 million deal. Policy highlights the financial disadvantage of not being able to sell minority team equity and plans to explore naming rights for the practice facility and expand events at Lambeau Field.
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