If a team is going to fire a successful coach, a coach who maybe hasn't had quite as much success as you would like, it's usually because they've lost the locker room.

If that's the standard Ed Policy and Brian Gutikins are going to use, Matt LaFleur is going to be in Green Bay for a long time.

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Money is going to play a factor in everything here with Matt LaFleur and the Packers in terms

of negotiation.

What really went wrong in the second half, was it a Matt LaFleur problem?

We'll get to that in a second.

Let's start with what I think is a crucial standard for any team that's

going to move on from a coach after a gut-wrenching playoff loss in a line of gut-wrenching

playoff losses. And that is the way the players feel about the coach. Now, I don't think it's everything for a team to say,

well, the players like the coach. In some cases, the players like the coach because the coach

doesn't hold them accountable, because the coach takes feedback constantly, is willing to be

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