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Statement from Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy on Bill Bidwill

Oct 02, 2019 at 12:00 PM

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"The Green Bay Packers organization extends our deepest sympathies to the Bidwill family and the Arizona Cardinals on the passing of Bill Bidwill. Bill had a great respect for the history and tradition of professional football, and as an advocate for diversity, his vision and leadership helped guide the NFL through many years of growth and expansion."

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