All Entries Tagged With: "Matt LaFleur"

Not surprsingly, there will be mostly new faces on staff heading into 2019

Nancy Murphy sounds like a classic Packers fan. 

The Green Bay Packers are just a few days into the tenure of new head coach Matt LaFleur and so far, the 15th head coach In Green Bay history is b...

-- The last time anyone saw Mike Pettine, it was up in the coach's booth during a 31-0 loss at Lambeau Field to the Detroit Lions.

Mike McCarthy's final defensive coordinator will be Matt LaFleur's first

-- Establishing a connection with the franchise's cornerstone starting quarterback is undoubtedly one of the most important obstacles facing first...

-- Rather than stick around in Los Angeles for the foreseeable future, new Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur craved a challenge in 2018.

Aaron listens and reacts to the Packers introduction of the 15th head coach in franchise history and chats with fans about the hire and all things Green and Gold.

-- There's no Sean McVay in Green Bay. There is, however, Matt LaFleur. For the Packers, this could be the next best thing.

Matt LaFleur enters Green Bay without any ties to the organization and is tasked with revitalizing a dormant Packers' offense.

NFL Network reports the first time head coach will be under contract the length of Aaron Rodgers deal. 

A look at the Titans' 2018 tendencies could provide clues about the Packers' future. 

-- Matt LaFleur is the new head coach of the Green Bay Packers. That fact became clear -- not official -- Monday evening.

Don’t waste your time getting upset about the Matt LaFleur hire.  

Aaron chats with Packers fans about the team's decision to go with Matt LaFleur as their next head coach.  

The Green Bay Packers have made the first hire in the 2019 hiring cycle. 

New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels certainly feels like the favorite to land the Packers head coaching job. Aaron Nagler chats with fans about all the latest on the Green and Gold. 

Taking a look that five candidates that could potentially make sense for the Green Bay Packers as the next head coach. 

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