LaFleur's Honesty: Packers' Offseason Reflection

0:00On March 31st, the Green Bay Packers crumbled hard last season, dropping their final five games and putting everyone under the spotlight, including Coach Matt LaFour's job. He's back now on a fresh contract, and at the NFL annual meeting this Monday, he owned up to getting a low grade in the player's survey from the NFL. Players Association. And there, LaFour admitted those frustrations from the late season's skid, likely fueled the bad marks. He wouldn't drop any names, but fans are buzzing about a few key departures this off-season. Linebacker Kway Walker bounced to the Las Vegas Raiders on a $40.5 million deal, and hinted he'd finally get used right there. Meanwhile, nose tackle wouldn't gripped about playing out a position in the new defense, and receiver Romeo Doves got hit with a one-game suspension for. Skipping practice over his lack of targets. All three are gone now, sparking talk if they were the unhappy voices LaFour hinted at. It opened chat from the floor feels like a real moment of accountability.

1:00He didn't have to go there, but it shows the deep reflection the whole team's. Diving into, after that rough finish, Packer's nation stays locked in as they rebuild. Watching how LaFour turns the page on those tensions.