The Packers’ defense was shaky throughout the postseason but was dominant during the team’s shocking blowout win over the Dallas Cowboys in the Wild Card round of the NFC playoffs, before performing admirably against the San Francisco 49ers for most of the game and then relinquishing some backbreaking drives toward the end of the contest en route to the loss.
In any case, with the most important position already in place, it seems that Green Bay is poised to make another deep playoff incision next year.
The Green Bay Packers got their new defensive coordinator this week. Having spent nearly half a decade as the head coach of Boston College Eagles, Jeff Hafley returns to the NFL.
The decision to give the pros another shot came after Hafley felt alienated from the college football environment.
ESPN reported that Hafley on simply wants to focus more on coaching football and less on the intricacies of recruiting in college, especially with NIL’s arrival.
There are a lot of fans excited about the potential that Hafley brings to the Packers’ defense. However, it was reported today that Green Bay had made an offer to someone else prior
Nobody expected the Packers to beat the Cowboys in Dallas, as the Cowboys had been undefeated at hom in the regular season, and most of their victories were blowouts.
That did not intimidate the Packers and they went into Dallas and played their best game of the season. They overpowered the Cowboys 48-32.
“I think as we got towards the end of the season and we were headed towards the playoffs and had an opportunity to be in the playoffs, certainly something, if there was a veteran option out there that would have been really good, then maybe we would have considered it.
But there wasn’t. He was the best option by far. We’re really excited about where he’s going,”
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