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The Green Bay Packers and Matt LaFleur have agreed to a multi-year extension, Tom Pelissero reported Saturday night.
Across seven seasons, LaFleur has led Green Bay to a 76-40-1 record with two NFC Championship Game appearances. The Packers, however, have lost in back-to-back NFC Wild Card Games, including a blown 21-6 fourth quarter lead against the Chicago Bears this season.
The Packers and coach Matt LaFleur have agreed to terms on a multiyear contract extension, sources say.
After extensive talks, the sides agreed to a deal to keep LaFleur in Green Bay, where he’s 76-40-1 with six playoff trips in seven seasons. pic.twitter.com/Y4fcPVOpBn
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) January 17, 2026
“(LaFleur) and the Green Bay Packers have been discussing a new deal, but there have been disagreements over the length of the contract, over the money involved in the contract,” ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported two days ago.
“I would expect this to come a head at some point here by the end of this week, one way or another. Both sides would like to figure it out. And maybe they will, but it hasn’t happened just yet. We’ll see if they can get that done today or tomorrow.”