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Sep 27, 2026
Nick SchmitzHOST
... yeah, but, like, you gotta, you gotta do something.
Nick SchmitzHOST
Um, and so, you know, there's certainly some blame on Gutey here, and I mean, I'll be honest, like, uh, like, I, I know it's early in the Ed Policy tenure, but um, you know, this is start of year two for him, and again, this might be an unfair thing, 'cause I don't know him and I, I honestly haven't, like, he doesn't, you know, he, he's the, the president so it's not like he's in the news a lot, but seems to be a little too concerned with revenue streams for the team right now and not enough about what's actually going on in the building.
Nick SchmitzHOST
Um-
Jacob WestendorfHOST
Yeah, I, I would, I would, I would push on that, and that is his job.
Jacob WestendorfHOST
Um, so I think a lot of times the fan base, when we're upset, we talk out of both sides of our mouth, right? So when Mark Murphy changed the leadership structure from what Ron Wolf had, where the general manager ran everything, it was, "Oh, Mark Murphy ruined everything." And then when the team was bad it was, "Well, he doesn't care about football enough." So, like, Ed Policy, trust me, you know what drives revenue streams? When they win.
Jacob WestendorfHOST
When they win.
Jacob WestendorfHOST
That's the answer to that question.
Jacob WestendorfHOST
My thought, my thought has been it would have to be, like, five wins or less.
Brandon SnideGUEST
Like I don't know what the, how it works.
Brandon SnideGUEST
Like is Matt LaFleur going to Gutey and saying, "What are we doing here? What are we doing there?" Is Ed Policy ta- bringing both of them in the room and s- I don't know.
Brandon SnideGUEST
Like and I don't know if anybody really knows.
Brandon SnideGUEST
But I do know that if Gutey sits on his hands and watches what, you know, unfolds for the rest of the season, all those questions that you and I got to will never have answers, and that will equal a very long and brutal season for the Packers.
Brandon SnideHOST
I don't care about the extension or not.
Brandon SnideHOST
And quite frankly, neither should Ed Policy at this point.
Brandon SnideHOST
Because you're in your quote-unquote window to be able to compete for postseasons, for divisions, moving on into playoffs.
Brandon SnideHOST
The rebuild is over.
Matt FraelichHOST
And it comes back to more of, like, a good old boys club, which is not that far stretched of an idea that a team that doesn't have an owner, um, besides the fans, doesn't really have, you know, this higher power that they're, the fear of God in.
Matt FraelichHOST
I mean, if that's Ed Policy, maybe.
Matt FraelichHOST
But realistically, like, it is a good old boys club.
Matt FraelichHOST
It is Northeast Wisconsin.
WillAUDIENCE
Well, I tell you, yeah, that was a bit too much to watch.
WillAUDIENCE
But, yeah, I was actually applauding Ed Policy for taking over and not being a pedestrian sort of head of that team the way that we've seen in years past.
WillAUDIENCE
I mean, yeah, they got Jimmy Graham after Jimmy Graham had kind of fizzled.
WillAUDIENCE
They got Martellus Bennett, I think, after he had already, you know, kind of performed on the Seahawks.
WillAUDIENCE
So their last really key acquisitions outside of how they draft would be between Reggie White, Don Beebe, and Andre Risen all those years ago.
WillAUDIENCE
So they don't really make a splash.
WillAUDIENCE
So kudos to Ed Policy.
WillAUDIENCE
And I really can't fault him for trying to keep some continuity, not coming in trying to rock the boat too much.
Brandon SnideHOST
And we'll talk about that at the back half of the show.
Brandon SnideHOST
But I wanted to start with Ed Policy in the beginning of the show today.
Brandon SnideHOST
And after the game on Thursday, I had a lot of comments in regards to Matt LaFleur.
Brandon SnideHOST
And I left out two-thirds of that three-headed monster.
Brandon SnideHOST
a lot of Packer fans, sometimes myself included, we want to jump to the head coach.
Brandon SnideHOST
We want to jump to the players, and rightfully so.
Brandon SnideHOST
Ed policy is a big reason that this is at where it is at.
Brandon SnideHOST
He should not be blameless in this.
Brian MarchionneHOST
It's actually the general manager, Brian Guttekist, his fault.
Brian MarchionneHOST
There are some saying, no, no, no, no, no. It's the new president, Ed Policy's fault, because he extended LaFleur when he didn't need to.
Brian MarchionneHOST
Well, I'm here to tell you it's all three.
Brian MarchionneHOST
Okay? We'll start at the very top with the president at policy whose decision it was to bring back Matt LaFleur.
Andy HermanHOST
It may go down, and it's certainly not off to a great start.
Andy HermanHOST
It m- may go down as a very poor decision from Ed Policy.
Andy HermanHOST
What I really like about what happened with that, Ed- Ed's in a very difficult situation when he first gets to Green Bay, 'cause he takes over for Mark Murphy.
Andy HermanHOST
He has one year to kind of decide what he wants to do with Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur.
Andy HermanHOST
And if he needs to, and he has to make that difficult decision, he will have the ability to still move on.
Andy HermanHOST
He's gonna have to eat some crow and eat some salary c- or not salary cap, but money to do it.
Andy HermanHOST
Um, but then I, I still then, i- we will learn what E- Ed Policy actually wants to see this team be and a, a little bit more about his vision whenever that next set of hires does happen.
Andy HermanHOST
He's just kind of carrying over what was the previous regimes, and I respect what he did there.
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