“He’s Already Said Goodbye”: Michael Lombardi Reveals Candid Insight About Green Bay Packers President on Pat McAfee Show

Published 11/02/2023, 3:04 PM EDT

The Green Bay Packers are all set to face their next opponent this weekend. They will be taking on the Los Angeles Rams. Both the teams are coming in with 5 defeats. However, the Rams have won more than the Packers. The Packers have won twice while the Rams have won thrice.

Recently, on the ‘Pat McAfee Show’, Michael Lombardi commented about the Packers’ president, Mark Murphy. The media analyst Michael Lombardi commented about the Packers’ president, Mark Murphy. His comments have been circulating online, creating a stir on the internet.

Lombardi believes that Murphy has already left

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The ‘Pat McAfee Show’ is famous for many things. One such thing is the inside news that people get from the featured celebrities. Recently, Lombardi was asked about Mark Murphy by Pat McAfee. He also highlighted that the Packers are running great business now.

When Murphy’s name came up while talking about the Packers, Lombardi had a few interesting comments to add. Lombardi said, “He’s leaving though Pat, I think he has resigned, he is in his last year.” He also added that in his new book ‘Football Done Right’, he’s made a strong case for Jack to be up on the wall.

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He said, “So, I think he’s on his way out, he’s already said goodbye.” His comments on the live TV show have caught attention. McAfee’s show has been known to be the center of many news reports. Like recently, Rece Davis was invited to the show. Together, he and Pat revealed something which was exciting for many.

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McAfee and Davis set to ignite Saturdays with college football RedZone

On his show, the show host McAfee announced an exhilarating development in college sports broadcasting. He announced a college football variant of NFL RedZone, helmed by himself and ESPN’s Rece Davis.

The high-energy program is specially designed to transform Saturday nights with a Week 10 launch. As always, McAfee excitedly revealed his plans for the show. He said, “Rece Davis will be with us here in the Thunderdome for our next megacast simulcast… it’ll be a college football frenzy.”

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Now, with the revelation comes the expectations. The pair’s renowned rapport and expertise are expected to deliver fans a non-stop, action-packed viewing experience. What do you think? Will they be able to keep up? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.

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“He’s Already Said Goodbye”: Michael Lombardi Reveals Candid Insight About Green Bay Packers President on Pat McAfee Show

Lombardi believes that Murphy has already left

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McAfee and Davis set to ignite Saturdays with college football RedZone