Ted Thompson out as GM of the Packers

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Just read where Thompson is out as GM of the Packers but is taken another position in the organization.
 
It appears Rodgers has hidden a lot over the years. Thompson is thought of as a pretty good GM. Although it is tough to see. Without Rodgers, that team looked lost.

I know GB has a super bowl with Rodgers but I would consider is a bit of a failure if they only win one with Rodgers when his career ends.
 
It appears Rodgers has hidden a lot over the years. Thompson is thought of as a pretty good GM. Although it is tough to see. Without Rodgers, that team looked lost.

I know GB has a super bowl with Rodgers but I would consider is a bit of a failure if they only win one with Rodgers when his career ends.
GB took the easy way out relying on Rodgers to cover all the weaknesses. Yet when have they really come close to a SB since they won it?
 
GB took the easy way out relying on Rodgers to cover all the weaknesses. Yet when have they really come close to a SB since they won it?

2014. They blew that Conference game. Wilson throws 4 INTs and they still find a way to lose. Up 19-7 with 11 minutes left to go.
 
2014. They blew that Conference game. Wilson throws 4 INTs and they still find a way to lose. Up 19-7 with 11 minutes left to go.
even if they had won they would have gotten owned in the SB
 
Bob McGinn now has an online blog that he writes for (behind a paywall). He indicates that Thompson is having health issues. Further speculation is that he is in the early stages of Alzheimer's. Very sad.
 
Bob McGinn now has an online blog that he writes for (behind a paywall). He indicates that Thompson is having health issues. Further speculation is that he is in the early stages of Alzheimer's. Very sad.

That is sad. Thanks for passing it along.
 
Bob McGinn now has an online blog that he writes for (behind a paywall). He indicates that Thompson is having health issues. Further speculation is that he is in the early stages of Alzheimer's. Very sad.
That's horrible.
 

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