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1. www.wi-broadcasters.org › moll-to-lead-detroitMoll to lead Detroit Lions broadcast operations - Wisconsin ...

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   Nov 1, 2021 · In 2018 Moll joined the Packers to build out an in-house radio and TV broadcast business for the team. In Detroit, he will oversee all radio and TV broadcast operations for the Lions. Moll can be reached at this new email address: Carl.Moll@lions.nfl.net.

2. archive.jsonline.com › packerinsider › 101390349Teamwork critical in broadcasts, too

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   Aug 25, 2010 · Our group is led by the man I call our "benevolent dictator," Carl Moll, the director of the Packers and Brewers radio networks. He is a superb, detail-oriented coordinator.

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4. wisportsheroics.com › throwback-this-former-packerTHROWBACK: THIS former Packer reflects on his time in Green Bay

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   Aug 21, 2023 · Tony Moll was a former Packers offensive lineman, who was in the fifth round of the 2006 NFL draft to be the starting right guard for the season opener. He started in all 16 games after only one year of offensive line experience in college, because he was a tight end beforehand.

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5. www.jsonline.com › story › sportsHere are the top NFL draft classes in Green Bay Packers history

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   • 1958 (Jim Taylor, Jerry Kramer, Ray Nitschke) It's just so hard to top a draft with three Pro Football Hall of Famers. But in 1958, the Packers went on an absolute wild run in rounds 2-4, drafting (in order, with one other third-round pick in the middle) Jim Taylor, Ray Nitschke and Jerry Kramer, all of whom became staples of the Lombardi-era Packers.
   • 1956 (Bart Starr, Forrest Gregg, Bob Skoronski) Packers scout Jack Vainisi, credited with procuring the talent that would set the Packers on a dynastic course, may have done his best work in 1956, when he took Alabama quarterback Bart Starr in the 17th round (200th pick overall).
   • 1992 (Edgar Bennett, Robert Brooks, Mark Chmura) First-round pick Terrell Buckley eventually played the most games of anyone in the class with 209, though most of them were outside of Green Bay after he struggled at times in his first three seasons with the Packers.
   • 1995 (Adam Timmerman, Antonio Freeman, William Henderson) A year later, many of the players taken in this draft were helping the Packers win the Super Bowl.

6. www.packers.com › news › packers-journal-broadcastPackers, Journal Broadcast Group partner for Packers TV Network

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   Mar 2, 2012 · Packers, Journal Broadcast Group partner for Packers TV Network Green Bay's NBC 26 and Milwaukee's Today's TMJ4 to lead network

7. www.zoominfo.com › p › Carl-MollCarl Moll Email & Phone Number - ZoomInfo

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   Carl Moll is a Broadcast Sales Operations Specialist at Green Bay Packers based in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

8. www.packers.com › news › moll-puts-on-pounds-to-paveMoll Puts On Pounds To Pave Way To NFL - Packers.com

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   Apr 29, 2006 · The Green Bay Packers' Tony Moll can. The Packers selected Moll with the 165th overall pick in the 2006 NFL Draft. Moll, from the University of Nevada, made the decision before his senior...