Packers Unveil Coaching Staff for 2026 Season

On March 19th, he was the latest surrounding the NFL.

The Green Bay Packers have finally locked in their coaching staff for the 20-26 season,

coming in later than most teams.

Adam Stenevich stays on as offensive coordinator, while Jonathan Ganon leaves the defense

and Cam A-Court handles special teams.

This group features a mix of holdovers, promotions, and fresh hires to build on last year's foundation.

On offense, the staff looks mostly steady with key tweaks.

Luke Getsey returns as quarterbacks coach and assistant head coach after stints as a consultant

and senior assistant. Noah Polly joins from Penn State to coach wide receivers,

bringing experience from North Dakota State where he overlapped with Packer's star Christian,

Watson. The rest of the line coaches remain in place.

Defense sees the biggest shake-up, with only a few familiar faces sticking around.

DeMarcus Covington shifts to outside linebackers and run game coordinator

with an assistant head coach title, hinting at a move toward a 3-4.

Scheme Bobby Bavitch takes over the secondary and pass game

duties after running defenses for the bills, and Daniel Bullocks arrives from the 49ers for.

Cornerbacks. Special teams gets a new leader in Cam Aurecourt,

who spend time as coordinator with the New England Patriots.

He steps in after rich by Sacka Leffer Clemson, with Cory Harky promoted to assistant alongside

newcomer Jeff Coons. Several departures fuel these changes, like assistants heading to the Eagles,

Dolphins, and Cowboys for bigger roles. Officials expect this staff to gel quickly and push the

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