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On Friday, ESPN\u2019s Rob Demovsky, who broke the news that the Green Bay Packers would be moving on from defensive line coach Jason Rebrovich earlier this offseason, stated that former Packers quarterbacks coach Luke Getsy \u201cis expected to land back on the Packers\u2019 coaching staff in some capacity.\u201d Obviously, the opening right now on Green Bay\u2019s coaching staff is quarterbacks coach, as Tom Clements \u2014 who replaced Getsy in 2022 \u2014 is set to retire.<\/p>\n
There is a possibility, though, that the Packers could be looking for a new offensive coordinator, as current offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich received a head coach interview request with the Chicago Bears. With the league\u2019s head coaching vacancies almost filled, the wave of coordinator hires is coming soon. In the past, head coach Matt LaFleur has stated that he would let non-play-calling coordinators leave for play-calling opportunities.<\/p>\n
When Nathaniel Hackett left as the Packers\u2019 offensive coordinator in 2022 to become the head coach of the Denver Broncos, LaFleur\u2019s first choice to replace Hackett was Getsy. Getsy received the opportunity to call plays for the Bears, though, so LaFleur ended up pivoting to Stenavich.<\/p>\n
If Getsy does come back to the Packers as an offensive coordinator, it would be a very different role than the play-calling role that he played with the Bears from 2022 to 2023 and the Las Vegas Raiders in 2024. In Green Bay, with LaFleur as the play-caller, the offensive coordinator job is more about prepping and running meetings \u2014 which takes things off of LaFleur\u2019s plate \u2014 than constructing game plans.<\/p>\n
Should Getsy get the offensive coordinator job instead of filling in as the team\u2019s quarterbacks coach, internal options at quarterbacks coach include Sean Mannion, a former LaFleur quarterback who is currently an offensive assistant with the team, and Connor Lewis, the Packers\u2019 assistant quarterbacks coach who previously worked in Green Bay\u2019s analytics and clock management departments. The Packers have interviewed at least one outside candidate, now New England Patriots quarterback coach Ashton Grant, in their search for a new quarterbacks coach.<\/p>\n
After Getsy was let go by the Raiders mid-season in 2024, he returned to the Packers as a defensive consultant who reverse-engineered opposing offenses for Green Bay\u2019s defensive staff. It\u2019s safe to say that he and LaFleur still have a working relationship.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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