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Green Bay Packers president and CEO Ed Policy addressed shareholders at the 2026 Annual Meeting of Shareholders inside Lambeau Field on Monday afternoon. In his first meeting as president, Policy touched on extending contracts, Lambeau Field naming rights, a new documentary coming out and the celebration of Bob Harlan inside Lambeau Field coming this year.
Four things to know from Policy's appearance at the shareholder's meeting:
Policy has committed to the LaFleur/Gutekunst/Ball trio leading his football operations for the foreseeable future after extending the contracts of all three this offseason. Policy said he believes pro football teams develop best with continuity.
Another confirmation from Policy on not selling naming rights to Lambeau Field, despite the potential revenue stream. Expect "Lambeau Field" to be the name of the iconic stadium for years to come.
Peyton Manning's production company has been working on a series documenting the unique history of the Packers. The six-part series is coming out in 2026.
Harlan, a president of the Packers for almost two decades, passed away in March. He will be forever honored inside Lambeau Field during a halftime ceremony on Oct. 29.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: 4 things to know from Ed Policy's speech at Packers shareholders meeting
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Four things to know from Policy's appearance at the shareholder's meeting:
On extending the contracts of Matt LaFleur, Brian Gutekunst and Russ Ball
Ed Policy on Gutekunst/LaFleur/Ball: “I couldn’t be more excited about the three men we have leading our football team. That’s why we extended their contracts this offseason.” pic.twitter.com/nty8bHrrRP
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) July 27, 2026
Policy has committed to the LaFleur/Gutekunst/Ball trio leading his football operations for the foreseeable future after extending the contracts of all three this offseason. Policy said he believes pro football teams develop best with continuity.
Packers won't sell naming rights to Lambeau Field
Ed Policy: “We are not selling the naming rights to Lambeau Field.” pic.twitter.com/dU5N4j3C0N
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) July 27, 2026
Another confirmation from Policy on not selling naming rights to Lambeau Field, despite the potential revenue stream. Expect "Lambeau Field" to be the name of the iconic stadium for years to come.
Documentary on Packers coming out this year
Policy says the documentary on the Packers being produced by Peyton Manning and Omaha Productions should be out in December.
— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) July 27, 2026
Peyton Manning's production company has been working on a series documenting the unique history of the Packers. The six-part series is coming out in 2026.
Harlan's name going up in Lambeau in October
Policy said the late Bob Harlan’s name will be placed on the Lambeau Field facade next to Ted Thompson’s on Oct. 29 against the Panthers. pic.twitter.com/67kST3W8UO
— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) July 27, 2026
Harlan, a president of the Packers for almost two decades, passed away in March. He will be forever honored inside Lambeau Field during a halftime ceremony on Oct. 29.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: 4 things to know from Ed Policy's speech at Packers shareholders meeting
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