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Gannon was easily the most qualified of the coaches Green Bay reportedly had an interest in for their defensive coordinator position.

Thanks for joining me for another edition of Ask Maggie!

Who's going to carry the torch with Jeff Hafley moving on to Miami?

New DC needs to bring the attitude with them

Now is not the time for Matt LaFleur to be content. Now is the time for change. 

Aaron chats with Packers fans worldwide about Ed Policy's decision to extend the contracts of Matt LaFleur, Brian Gutekunst and Russ Ball.

With Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley interviewing around the league for a head coaching position, his exit from Green Bay feels imminent. So what’s next?

Trusting LaFleur to eventually get over the hump makes more sense than starting over with an unknown quantity at head coach.

New deal should motivate the coach to have his best years yet.

Deals for Brian Gutekunst and Russ Ball are also being worked on. 

Welcome back to another edition of the Ask Maggie mailbag.

If the Packers and LaFleur cannot find common ground on a contract soon, it will be time to trade him. 

The front office has a lot of work to do, including at head coach

The Packers must come to a quick decision about their coaching situation.

How do the Packers adjust without making personnel changes?

A hopefully not to far off prediction of the offseason.

LaFleur has gone 76-40-1 over seven seasons.

Enough is enough. The Packers must start over on special teams (again).

The Packers collapse in Chicago. Will heads roll?

How Jordan Love will get his groove back. 

Aaron welcomes in Justis Mosqueda from ACME Packing Company to discuss his recent article regarding the Packers reticence to pay market rate for their coaching staff over the years and how that informs their current situation with Matt LaFleur.

Expectations are high regardless of playoff position

Or, should they just think they are?

This one’s for the Packers fans who actually watch the game. The LaFleur Play Caller is a refreshing, floral, herb-forward cocktail inspired by Matt LaFleur — and the endless debates around his play-calling. 

When is a loss not a loss? I'm not sure, but this one definitely was a loss. 

The time is finally here: Wild Card week.

An odd way to end the regular season

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