Hafley's Miami Move: Packers Coach Sells Wisconsin Home

It's March 19th, here's your NFL news in two minutes.

Jeff Hathley, the new Miami Dolphins head coach, has put his house and

ledge view Wisconsin on the market for $1,899,999.

The 5,800 square foot home sits on a 3.2 acre lot and

includes five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.

He bought it earlier this year for $1,840,000.

Hathley spent the last two seasons as defensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers

before landing the Dolphins job in January.

The team's new general manager, John Eric Sullivan, also came over from Green Bay last season.

Under Hathley, the Packers' defense improved, ranking 11th and points allowed this past year.

The property comes with plenty of extras like a three car garage,

in-ground pool, hot tub, big kitchen, sunroom, and even a built-in playhouse.

It was built in 2018, and the listing agent is Andrea Kavanaugh from Century 21 in Good Company.

He's not the only one from the Packers' orbit selling up.

Aaron Rogers has his Hobart mansion listed for $3,700,000 million,

while former running back Amin Green's place is at $9,178,000.

Others include homes from ex-defensive back to Arnell Savage, Jr.

Retired in Kabir gave a Ha-ha-Bea-Mila and defensive backs coach Ryan Downard.

These sales highlight moves in the NFL offseason, as players and coaches relocate for new teams.

Keep an eye on the market, as more could pop up soon.

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