Overview
- NFL Network reports Green Bay will meet with LaFleur shortly after the season with a mutual goal of an extension, and he is not coaching for his job in the Wild Card game.
- LaFleur’s deal runs through 2026 and he is 76-40-1 in the regular season with a 3-5 playoff record since 2019.
- Multiple reports say money is the sticking point, with estimates that a new deal could land in the $12–15 million per year range.
- The Packers held off on extensions last summer to give new CEO Ed Policy a full season of evaluation, and he has publicly opposed letting a coach or GM enter a contract’s final year.
- Potential outside interest could influence talks, with reporting suggesting Miami under new GM Jon-Eric Sullivan as a possible suitor if no deal is reached, which would require a parting or compensation.