Sunday was an eventful day in the NFL as Micah Parsons made a successful Green Bay debut, Travis Hunter said he ‘can do more’ and Pete Carroll made more history in the Raiders’ win.

Mark Murphy grew up in Clarence, played in the NFL and eventually became the president of the Green Bay Packers. Hear his full story and reflections below:

Coach Dan Campbell thinks it was easy to see what went wrong for the Detroit Lions in their 27-13 season-opening loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Green Bay's front provided an emphatic response to questions over their run defense without Kenny Clark, shutting down the Lions on the ground.

During training camp, the Green Bay Packers released running backs Israel Abanikanda and Amar Johnson, opting to keep Abanikanda on the practi

Jaire Alexander's first game with his new team, the Baltimore Ravens, got off to a bad start after he was part of a wild Buffalo Bills comeback.

Cowboys CEO Stephen Jones and head coach Brian Schottenheimer reacted to Micah Parsons' successful Green Bay Packers debut in Week 1, where he recorded a sack.

The Packers first met the Washington Commanders (then Boston Braves) in 1932, five days after Franklin D. Roosevelt won his first presidential election. The Packers won, 21-0.