The Green Bay Packers front office has successfully drafted and developed players over the years in the NFL. They are a team known for signing its draft picks to second contracts. Green Bay rarely takes swings at free agents.
During the offseason, general manager Brian Gutekunst made some unorthodox moves in free agency. One person in the Packers front office who also deserves some credit for the success lately is Packers Vice President Of Player Personnel Jon Eric-Sullivan.
New York Jets Are Expected To Interview Green Bay Packers Vice President Of Player Personnel Jon Eric-Sullivan
The New York Jets need to find a new general manager for the 2025 NFL season and beyond. The new general manager will be tasked with deciding whether or not to keep former Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and wide receiver Davante Adams on the roster.
On Tuesday, a source said to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport that the Jets are expected to interview Jon Eric-Sullivan for the open general manager position job. The Jets will be interviewing many different candidates for this job.
Fans React To News
Shocker, jets wanting the Packers scraps
— 👑 🧀 (@imnighthawkkk) January 7, 2025
Jon-Eric Sullivan, who has been with the Green Bay Packers for nearly two decades, is set to be interviewed by the New York Jets for a position in their front office. Sullivan has been a significant figure in the Packers’ personnel department, most notably serving as the Vice…
— Shoaib (@Iamshoaibzahid) January 7, 2025
So Aaron Rodgers staying? 😂
— allybear ✿ (@_simplyxme) January 7, 2025
Strong candidate for prominent role with Jets
— Buddy Boy Bets (@Buddyboybets) January 7, 2025
Get Brian gutekunsts goon far away from the jets
— Daniel (@DanielDelCarp13) January 7, 2025
It would be a huge loss for the Green Bay Packers organization if they lost Jon Eric-Sullivan to the New York Jets or another team to a general manager job. He has been very important to Brian Gutekunst over the past several seasons. The Jets are looking to find their Joe Douglas replacement, who was fired during the middle of the 2024 NFL season.
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