You may have heard that there’s a family reunion happening in Green Bay this week. Have you heard about this? Apparently Matt LaFleur and his younger brother Mike are both NFL head coaches, and their teams are playing each other for the first time.
I’m sure this is news to everyone reading this.
The LaFleur family storyline is fun, but both of these organizations need to focus on finalizing their rosters after Friday night’s game. For Packers fans, that should be the biggest priority here — identifying
what the team’s last roster moves will be and getting a bit more clarity on how the lower levels of the depth chart stack up.
Of course, the family angle plays much better for big media sources, so that will surely be a main area of focus during the game broadcast and preview coverage leading up to the preseason finale. So, are you ready for a bunch more fawning coverage about the LaFleur family? We sure hope so, because here it is (along with some other newsy bits).
Football and family go hand-in-hand for the LaFleurs | Packers.com
Here we go.
First Packers-Cardinals LaFleur matchup: From Michigan brothers to NFL head coaches | ESPN
This one at least has an amusing anecdote: that the LaFleur family home has what Matt and Mike’s parents refer to as the “Focker Wall,” in reference to the movie Meet the Parents.
5 things to watch in Packers vs. Cardinals: The final wide receiver battle | Packers WireHere’s some actual discussion of what to watch on the field tonight, starting with the battle between J. Michael Sturdivant and Isaiah Neyor for a potential WR7 spot.
Grading Packers’ Signing of Jonnu Smith And Examining How He’ll Fit Offense | SI.com
It’s worth remembering who the offensive coordinator was in Jonnu Smith’s second NFL season: that’s right, Matt LaFleur.
2026 NFL 53-man roster deadline: Cut candidates, trade targets | NFL.comPackers fans should keep an eye on the running back and tight end cuts from around the league.
The league is making it clear that you can’t just go back and forth between college and pro football whenever you want. That’s probably for the best, but the recent legal rulings have the sport in a very strange place.
Spilled pallets of cheese balls cause traffic mess on 105 Freeway in Lynwood | ABC 7
This is an absolute travesty.
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