Despite LaFleur’s impressive regular-season record of 47-19 over his first four years with the Packers, this season has been tumultuous. The transition from Aaron Rodgers to Jordan Love has proven challenging, evident in the team’s current 2-5 record and four-game losing streak, indicating minimal progress.

BetOnline places LaFleur at +650 to be the first coach fired, trailing only the Las Vegas Raiders’ Josh McDaniels. The Packers’ decline extends beyond this season, as they have struggled in recent years despite strong regular-season performances.

While LaFleur guided the Packers to three consecutive seasons with 13 or more wins, including NFC Championship Game appearances, postseason success has eluded them. The departure of key players like Davante Adams has further complicated matters, exposing deficiencies in quarterback Jordan Love’s performance.

With speculation mounting, the future of both LaFleur

and general manager Brian Gutekunst remains uncertain, especially considering Packers President Mark Murphy’s impending retirement. Murphy’s potential successor may opt for significant changes if the team’s downward trajectory continues.

LaFleur remains focused on finding solutions to the team’s struggles, emphasizing accountability and the expectation of championship-level performance. However, the pressure continues to mount as the Packers face significant challenges on and off the field.