Overview
- NFL Network reported before kickoff that LaFleur was not coaching for his job and that both sides intend to discuss an extension shortly after the season.
- Following a 31-27 wild-card loss in Chicago, LaFleur declined to address his future, saying postgame it was not the time to discuss his contract status.
- LaFleur is under contract through 2026, and CEO Ed Policy has said he generally opposes letting a coach or GM enter a final contract year, signaling urgency to resolve terms.
- Multiple outlets, including ESPN, have indicated Green Bay could also pursue an extension for general manager Brian Gutekunst as part of the offseason decisions.
- The financial market is expected to drive the outcome, with reporting from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel suggesting LaFleur may seek $12–15 million annually and noting potential outside interest if no deal is reached.