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Statement From Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy

Jul 29, 2008 at 07:00 PM

I was in Hattiesburg today and had a nice visit with Brett Favre.

We discussed a number of topics not related to football, including Brett's long-term relationship with the Packers.

I consider our conversation to be confidential and am going to be respectful of Brett and his family and keep the details private.

Ted and Mike are going to continue to work on the football side of this issue. They have my full support.

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