Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur got a kick out of Jordan Love's blind referee Halloween costume, but he wasn't willing to indulge the topic any further when asked before practice on Thursday.
"He did send me the clip and I thought it was pretty hilarious. I probably should refrain from giving my two cents on that," LaFleur said with a smile.
For the Halloween holiday, Love and wife Ronika both wore referee uniforms and black glasses with walking sticks, and the video clip posted on social media by Ronika showed the pair accidently walking into each other and immediately throwing penalty flags.
Here's the clip:
Jordan and Ronika’s Halloween costumes 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/j1ymUlcjvl
— mason 🧀 (@DotByLove) November 4, 2026
The costume was likely a mockery of some of the questionable penalties
called against the Packers this season, including a penalty in which Devonte Wyatt was flagged for unnecessary roughness when Amon-Ra St. Brown was tackled down and kicked the official, who threw the flag from his back. Also, the Packers have been flagged for eight roughing the passer penalties on defense while Love hasn't gotten a single one.
"It was a collaborative idea," Love said Wednesday.
When asked if the costume was LaFleur's idea, Love could only laugh.
This article originally appeared on Packers Wire: Matt LaFleur on Jordan Love's Halloween costume: 'It was pretty hilarious'
