GOOD NEWS:Packers sign Jeff Hafley of Boston College……

The Green Bay Packers announced on Wednesday that Jeff Hafley, the head coach of Boston College, would take over as their new defensive coordinator.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur released a statement saying, “We are excited to welcome Jeff, his wife Gina, and their daughters, Hope and Leah, to the Packers and the Green Bay community.” “Jeff has a strong track record of developing players at all levels and has been successful at every stage in his coaching career. We are excited to have him in charge of our defense.”

In three of his four years at Boston College, Hafley led the Eagles to bowl eligibility with a 22–26 record. This season, Boston College went 7-6 with a victory over SMU, ranked 22nd, in the Fenway Bowl.

Hafley has previously turned down offers to coach in the NFL. However, he accepted this coordinator position because he wanted to work for one of the most prestigious NFL teams and because of the general situation of college football.

Maurice Linguist. Both of them accepted coordinator positions at Alabama, and their actions illustrate the resource gap that results from elite universities pulling away from one another. The significance of name, image, and likeness deals in recruiting and roster retention has increased in the modern day.

Hafley was greatly attracted to the Packers because of their promising future and solid young core. He has been a lifelong supporter of the Packers team and friend of LaFleur.

As LaFleur begins his sixth season as the team’s head coach, he will take Joe Barry’s place as the third different defensive coordinator.

Even though LaFleur and Hafley have never collaborated directly, they do share some relationships. Hafley played defense for the Browns.