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Murphy to serve on NFL’s competition committee

February 15, 2012 By Bill Scott

The NFL announced Tuesday that Green Bay Packers president and chief

Mark Murphy

executive officer Mark Murphy, along with Rams coach Jeff Fisher and Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt will be joining the league’s competition committee.

Murphy has been the Packers president since 2008 and played a total of eight seasons in the NFL for the Washington Redskins.  He appeared in two Super Bowls and earned Pro Bowl honors in 1983.

The competition committee studies all potential rules and policy changes for the league. 

The last time a member of the Packers served on the prestigious competition committee was former coach Mike Holmgren from 1995-99.

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