Packers Hire Ex-Patriots Coach for Offense

For the NFL, it's March 19th.

Here's what's happening.

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The Green Bay Packers have officially announced their full coaching staff of 27 members on

March 19th.

This comes more than two months after their playoff lost to the Bears in Chicago.

Coach Matt LaFloor saw big changes on his team, with several key departures shaking

things up.

Defensive coordinator Jeff Halfley left to become head coach of the Miami Dolphins, and

he took some defensive assistance alone.

Special team's coordinator, Rich Bissakia, headed to Clemson for the same role.

Quarterbacks coach Sean Manion joined the Philadelphia Eagles as offensive coordinator.

The Packers filled those spots weeks ago, but just made it official now.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about the promotions within the staff.

DeMarcus Covington moved up from defensive line coach to outside linebackers, adding titles

like defensive run game coordinator and assistant head.

Coach on defense.

Blue Gizzi steps in his quarterbacks coach and assistant head coach on offense, building

on his senior offensive assistant role last year.

New defensive coordinator Jonathan Ganon brings fresh energy to the unit.

Vince Okobai's gets promoted to defensive line coach after two years as assistant.

The staff covers offense with coordinator Adam Stenevich, defensive side under Ganon,

special teams led by KMACord, and strength conditioning, headed by Aaron Hill.

With the roster locked in, the Packers can focus on training camp in next season.

These moves aim to rebuild momentum after a tough finish last year.

Stay tuned for how the new group gels on the field.

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