With the 2032 season wrapped up, now is the time coaches search for opportunities to spread their wings from being a coordinator to taking that leap to the coveted position of HC.  Now also marks the time when some head coaches try their luck at another team to see if they can either improve on their prior success or be successful for the first time.

This season was no different than others, but one of the biggest moves in Pigskin Empire history came as the Head Coach of 14 seasons for Green Bay, Franchize has taken his skill set elsewhere.  Under the tutelage of Franchize, Green Bay amassed 7 Empire Bowls including 6 consecutive championships.  Franchize never missed the playoffs as the Head Coach of Green Bay and won the division 13 of his 14 seasons on the job.  Green Bay also managed to accumulate 5 perfect regular seasons in that span including the longest winning streak in Pigskin Empire of 84 consecutive wins including playoff victories.

When Franchize took over Green Bay, they already had a reputation for being a tough team to beat under the reins of Jrotogeek, but Franchize took the team to a different level accomplishing something the team had never done previously…. win championships.  With his first ever Empire Bowl victory coming in his first season on the job, he wanted to prove he could keep winning even without the talent that was left behind.  He proceeded to trade away players from the old regime for draft picks and players and continued on his path of success.  There have been other coaches with immaculate streaks and records, but none quite like Green Bay’s run.  In his time there Franchize also managed to win his players many awards including 5 consecutive MVPs, 4 Defensive MVPs, 2 Rookie of the Years, 5 Playoff MVPs, 1 Pro Bowl MVP, 1 NFC Rushing Title, and 13 NFC Passing Titles (8 consecutive) .

Franchize has decided to take his success to New England, a perennial lose who has no championships and have only made the playoffs twice in the history of the game.  Their best seasons came with an 11-5 record twice.  We wish him well in the AFC East, another tough division, but I think we would be lying to ourselves if we didn’t say that division will be his within 2 seasons of building New England up. We hope he enjoyed his time at Green Bay, and understand you just can’t keep someone away from their favorite team forever.