Matt LaFleur may restrict Rodgers’ ability to adjust plays at the line.
A new head coach always brings an adjustment period. That was true when Mike McCarthy took over in Green Bay. It was true when Mike Sherman got the job as well, just as it was with Ray Rhodes and Mike Holmgren before him.
And so it will be with Matt LaFleur. But what will that adjustment look like?
We don’t know yet, but it’s going to be different for Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the Packers offense. LaFleur emphasized his commitment to the run game and balance at the Combine on Wednesday.
But it won’t be just that. The Packers offense is going to be entirely different in 2019, and how they navigate the changes the new coach adjustment period will bring will be a defining feature of this upcoming season.
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In an appearance on Ian Rapoport’s podcast, Gutekunst predicted we’ll see more trades this offseason. The Packers Wire takes a look at one such potential trade here.
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