Even if you didn't agree with the decision to keep Matt LaFleur as the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, it's not proof.

The team isn't all in on winning a Super Bowl.

In fact, keeping Matt LaFleur proves the Packers are all in.

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I want to talk about the suddenly thin offensive line for the Green Bay Packers.

I am opting out of offseason lists

Packers or otherwise.

But let's start with this criticism of the Packers

that has gone back a couple years now.

If you wanted to say in 2024 that the Packers didn't go all in,

I think you can make a case there.

They didn't make significant additions.

They were believing in internal development.

Now, they did fire their defensive coordinator and replace him with a defensive coordinator

who was so good and so effective and so compelling and charismatic that he's now the head coach

of the Miami Dolphins.

But after what we saw in 2025, there is no case that this team is not all in.

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