New Gm Getting Rightto Work; Thompson Expects to Keep Sherman
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel › January 16, 2005
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Green Bay When the dust settles, new Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson expects Mike Sherman to be his head coach next season and the two to have a solid working relationship.
Thompson said Saturday, after meeting reporters for the first time since succeeding Sherman as general manager, that he doesn't foresee a change in coaching. Sherman is entering his sixth season as head coach and the final year of a contract that will earn him roughly $3 million.See the full content of this document
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New Gm Getting Rightto Work; Thompson Expects to Keep Sherman
"He did a marvelous job this season," said Thompson, who signed a five-year deal. "The team was 1-4 to start out and he was able to save that and win the division. That was a pretty good achievement. I think he's an outstanding coach.
"His record is there to see...See the full content of this document
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