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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 12 MIN

Packers Search for Stability After Hafley Joins Dolphins

from NFL Talk | Green Bay Packers · host Man Hour NFL Talk

The Green Bay Packers are currently searching for a new defensive coordinator following the departure of Jeff Hafley, who recently accepted the head coaching position with the Miami Dolphins. Head coach Matt LaFleur anticipated this transition and is now exploring a variety of high-profile candidates, including Raheem Morris and Brian Flores, to maintain the team's defensive momentum. While star players like Micah Parsons expressed disappointment over the loss of Hafley’s leadership, the organization remains optimistic that LaFleur’s recent contract extension will help attract elite coaching talent. Potential replacements could come from external NFL veterans or through internal promotions of existing staff members like DeMarcus Covington. This hiring process marks a critical moment for a franchise looking to build on a top-ten defensive performance and secure a future Super Bowl title.

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