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Packers, Matt LaFleur and Eagles

Matt LaFleur Responds to Questions on Job Security as Packers HC After Eagles Loss

The Green Bay Packers fell to the Philadelphia Eagles 10-7 on Monday Night Football for their second straight loss, but head coach Matt LaFleur isn't worried about being on the hot seat.

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Packers rumors: Insider declares Matt LaFleur is on hot seat after Eagles loss

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Matt LaFleur made comment on Packers' effort after their loss on Monday Night Football

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Matt LaFleur weighs in on his Packers future after ugly loss to Eagles

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur is on the hot seat after they lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, 10-7, at Lambeau Field on Monday.

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Packers' offensive ineptitude against the Eagles highlights a much bigger problem for the team's future

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Matt LaFleur offers candid thoughts on job security and hot seat during Packers' frustrating stretch of losses

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Packers Star Throws Obvious Shade at Matt LaFleur

A Green Bay Packers star threw some very obvious shade at Matt LaFleur following the team's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

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The heat could be increasing on Matt LaFleur (and Brian Gutekunst)

There’s one person with the ultimate power to make the decision. And new Packers president Ed Policy made it clear in June that, for both LaFleur and G.M. Brian Gutekunst, 2025 will be an important year.

Packers' Matt LaFleur says 'everybody has to pull a little bit more' to replace Tucker Kraft

With Tucker Kraft out for the season, tight end Luke Musgrave and others will be called on to play bigger roles in the Packers' offense.

Green Bay Packers WR corps is battered: Who will be able to play against the Eagles on Monday Night?

Injuries continue to stack up for Matt LaFleur’s team, who had 17 players listed on the IR last week, including five of their wide receivers.

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Matt LaFleur gives honest take on Jaire Alexander’s Packers career ahead of faceoff with his new team

Jaire Alexander’s time with the Green Bay Packers ended with his abrupt, unceremonious release in June. The former first-round pick spent seven seasons in Green Bay, making two Pro Bowls and emerging as one of the game’s best cornerbacks when healthy.