Packer's GM Ted Thompson announces personnel dept. changes.

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http://www.packers.com/news-and-events/article-1/Packers-announce-personnel-dept-changes/af053c63-5506-4302-9d2e-1f3110e97cd9

Packers announce personnel dept. changes

Posted May 23, 2012

The Green Bay Packers announced several promotions and additions to their player personnel department. The announcement was made on Wednesday by Executive Vice President, General Manager and Director of Football Operations Ted Thompson.

John Dorsey who is entering his 22nd season in NFL personnel, has been promoted to director – football operations. He previously served as a college scout (1991-97) and director of college scouting (1997-98, 2000-2011) for the Packers and as director of player personnel for the Seattle Seahawks (1999).

Eliot Wolf who is entering his ninth season with the club, has been promoted to director of pro personnel. He spent his first four years with the Packers as a pro personnel assistant and the next three as assistant director of pro personnel. In 2011, Wolf served as the team’s assistant director of player personnel.

For the rest of the Packer Personnel moves see the LINK.

GO PACKERS !

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Pack has a good year, teams will have Wolf's phone ringing just for his pedigree.

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Ohh boy when this is all I could dig up to post as a new thread it's sure sleepy with 'anything' Packers.

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http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/sports/155790595.html#!page=1&pageSize=10&sort=newestfirst

Former NFL scout considers Packers' front office the best

By Bob Wolfley of the Journal Sentinel

May 30, 2012

" Earlier this month ESPN Insider projected the future power rankings of NFL teams for the 2015 season, in effect predicting which teams are equipped to win not just this season but three seasons from now.

A panel of NFL experts evaluated organizations on five weighted categories as determined by former general manager Bill Polian: roster (32.5%), quarterback (17.5%), draft (15.0%), front office (15.0%) and coaching (20.0%).

The Packers finished first in the future power rankings for 2015, ahead of the Patriots, Giants, 49ers, Steelers and Lions. " Fr. LINK

Please Click on LINK for the rest of this story.

GO PACK GO !