Packers hiring LaFleur.

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Marcus Wilson, Travis Jervey, Jarrett Bush, Jeff Janis. Just the first four guys I could think of that span the past 25 years of keeping some guys because they are simply talented on ST. (Except, of course, Janis developed into an All-Pro WR - after leaving GB)

He basically made Baker Mayfield after Hue Jackson got out of his way. Hue is just stubborn.

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Marcus Wilson, Travis Jervey, Jarrett Bush, Jeff Janis. Just the first four guys I could think of that span the past 25 years of keeping some guys because they are simply talented on ST. (Except, of course, Janis developed into an All-Pro WR - after leaving GB)

I think Trevor Davis belongs on this list too. He certainly wasn't on the team for his durability/health

Maybe Joe Thomas too.

[Joemailman]

https://packerswire.usatoday.com/201...-ol-coach-job/

Matt LaFleur and the Green Bay Packers have set their sights on a Wisconsin native with history in the Kyle Shanahan offense as a potential replacement for departed offensive line coach James Campen.

According to Rob Demovsky of ESPN, the Packers received permission and have interviewed San Francisco 49ers assistant offensive line coach Adam Stenavich for the job.

Stenavich was born and raised in Marshfield, Wisconsin. He went out of state for college, starring for Michigan as a two-time All-Big Ten pick at left tackle.

Despite being undrafted in 2006, Stenavich hung around the NFL for five seasons, playing for five different franchises, including the Packers from 2006-07. He never played in a regular season NFL game.

His coaching career got started as a graduate assistant at Michigan in 2011 and eventually advanced to roles as the offensive line coach at Northern Arizona (2014) and San Jose State (2015-16) before Shanahan brought him to San Francisco to be the 49ers assistant offensive line coach in 2017. He’s worked under offensive line coach John Benton the last two seasons.

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^ Now that is a thin coaching resume. Seven years total, one in system.

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wt

[Joemailman]

^ Now that is a thin coaching resume. Seven years total, one in system.

2 in system. Not much different than Campen who had 3 years as AOLC, without the college experience before McCarthy promoted him to OLC.

[Bretsky]

Rob Demovsky @RobDemovsky
Packers RB coach Ben Sirmans is expected to be retained on Matt LaFleur's staff, per sources. Not official yet, but it's in the works. He's done strong work with Aaron Jones, Jamaal Williams and the young running backs. https://t.co/BNkvBB1DLl

Tom Silverstein @TomSilverstein
Not too surprising, but #Packers are not retaining QBs coach Frank Cignetti. He’s a McCarthy guy with no ties to new coach Matt LaFleur. It’s likely OC Nathaniel Hackett will spend a lot of time with QBs. No word if LaFleur is eyeing a QBs coach.

WHERE IS VAN PELT ????

[Bretsky]

^ Now that is a thin coaching resume. Seven years total, one in system.

Surprising ?

[mraynrand]

^ Now that is a thin coaching resume. Seven years total, one in system.

Is he old enough to chew ice chips on the sideline?

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Surprising ?

There should ne two old people on each staff. Usually its the O line coach and the D coordinator. I would allow a substitute for the ST coach.

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Is he old enough to chew ice chips on the sideline?

I wish it was orange slices.

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2 in system. Not much different than Campen who had 3 years as AOLC, without the college experience before McCarthy promoted him to OLC.

OK. But its one less and Campen's O line coach was still on the team when he was promoted.

[Joemailman]

OK. But its one less and Campen's O line coach was still on the team when he was promoted.

Don't be surprised if they add a run game coordinator who has an offensive line background.

[Joemailman]

^ Now that is a thin coaching resume. Seven years total, one in system.

Maybe you'll like this better?

Jim Owczarski


http://PackersNews.com has learned the #Packers are interested in former #Bengals offensive line coach Frank Pollack - interview expected. Pollack and new head coach Matt LaFleur worked together in Houston.

An eight-year NFL veteran as a player, Pollack entered the NFL as a coach in 2007, serving as an assistant offensive line coach on Gary Kubiak’s staff in Houston with current Packers coach Matt LaFleur.

He later served one year as the offensive line coach of the Oakland Raiders before spending the next five years coaching the offensive line of the Dallas Cowboys, including the final three leading one of the most dominant groups in the NFL. In Dallas, he coached three All-Pro offensive linemen and helped the Cowboys become one of the most productive running teams in the NFL.

Last season, Pollack pieced together a workable offensive line in Cincinnati, helping Bengals running back Joe Mixon average 4.9 yards per carry and reducing the team’s sack percentage by almost a full percentage point over 2017.

According to Optimum Scouting’s Justis Mosqueda, who developed a new rating system for offensive line coaches based on sacks and tackles for losses allowed, Pollack ranked fifth in the NFL during the 2018 season.

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Maybe you'll like this better?

I do. Just read about this. He followed one of KYPack's favorite O line coaches, Paul Alexander.

Its been a weird offseason for him. First it was reported he was safe within the new staff and then he was reported to be out, before reporting suggested he left of his own volition.

He has a nice background. Got a nice run game going, developed by himself and Bill Lazor so he has some ideas developed outside of the ShannyVerse. It ranked 14th in DVOA (not fantastic) but he had two marginal starters on the line and an injured LT.

His departure could have been hastened because there are reports that Zac Taylor is interested in Bill Callahan (OL coach for the Redskins). Callahan has held positions from line coach to OC inches time.