Interesting so Packers have a DL coach, a pass rush specialist (DL) coach and a DB/S coach so far.

And need a LB coach and another DB coach.

With two DL coaches, I'm thinking that hints at sticking with the 3-4, unless one is the others assistant.


There was that rumor (which I think is extremely unlikely) that Joe Barry could stick around in some form.... if so... Packers do need a LB coach.

If Titans don't keep Chris Harris as Defensive pass game coordinator & cornerbacks coach, that might be a great pick up.

Commanders had an LB coach named Steve Russ, from Wisconsin, joined Air Force, got drafted by the Broncos in the 90s, helped win two Super Bowls, and the first XFL championships and became a coach. He's not young but maybe knocks what he's doing.

Commanders also have an assistant DL coach by the name of Ryan Kerrigan, whom played for them for a decade and was pretty good. Not sure if he's willing to move, but if he is, he might be a great assistant for the edge rushers. Preston Smith played with him for four years.

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When talking about this guy. LaFleur said leaning 4-3.

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So basically the Packers and Dolphins swapped Barry and Campanile?

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Can someone explain to me what the big deal is between a 4-3 and a 3-4 when 80% of the time , in todays NFL teams are either playing nickel, dime, or Goal line.

The complaint by most, myself included, was Barry's unwillingness to get out of his soft, 2 high safety bullshit.

As long as Hafley shows some something other than prevent, I could care less if The Packers base is 4-3 or 3-4.

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Who is this guy? Did we hire him?

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Anthony Campanile. Yes.

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Key positions on Packers’ new defensive staff:
DC: Jeff Hafley
DL: Jason Rebrovich
Assistant DL: Vince Oghobaase
LB/run game coordinator: Anthony Campanile
DB: Ryan Downard
Pass game coordinator: Derrick Ansley

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Just to be clear, is assistant and run/pass game coordinator official, or guessing?

Derrick Ansley has 3 years as coordinator, though I believe always with a defensive head coach and never more than 2 years at a time. Same with his experience as an NFL DB coach.

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