Can Matt Lafleur and Green Bay Packers return NFC North?

The main coach of Green Bay Matt Lafleur and his packers left only 1-5 in the NFC North last season.

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Detroit Lions Chief Coach Day Campbell stands 6-foot-5 and weighs 265 kilograms.

Green Bay Packers Boss Matt Lafleur is about six inches shorter and 100 kilograms lighter than Campbell.

If the two of them were opponents of high schools, it was certain to say that Campbell would bring Lafleur’s money for lunch at any time when he wanted.

The two were farmed men, and their battles took place on the fields of field Lambeau and Fieldturf on Ford Polje. The problem was taken in Campbell Lafleur’s lunch money last 3 years.

And if the packers hope to deliver their great expectations season, it must be changed.

The Green Bay Detroit was dominated for a 16-year-old window, which goes 24-8 against lions between 2005-2010.

In the last seven meetings, however, the Lions Campbella are 6-1 against Lafleur’s packers. Detroit also won three straight games at Lambeau Fiel as she became a new NFC bullet Nether.

Green Bay hopes to reverse that disturbing trend when hosting at 15:25

“They were the standard last two seasons,” Lafleur told lions, who won two straight NFC’s NFC titles. “And I have a lot of respect for what they managed to achieve. I have a lot of respect for the day, what he managed to determine, so there will be a big challenge.”

Lafleur, who took the coach of Green Bai in 2019., possessed a division early in his term. The dominance of the NFC packer is a big reason in 2019 and 2020. reached the seeds of the conference champions back in 2020. and there were NFC no. 1 in 2020. and 2021. Years.

Lafleur began his 8-0 packer career against NFC North and was 15-3 in the first three seasons. It helped packers win three titles of flat divisions between 2019-2021.

Packers still lost their grip on the department, which is a big reason that they only have one game-playoff victory of 2020. Years.

Green Bay is only 8-10 in NFC North in the last three years. And packers 1-5 mark in the division last season was their worst since 2005. years.

Not only are the lions dominated the packers in recent years, Minnesota is also 4-2 against Green Bay in the last three seasons.

Fortunately for packers, Chicago remains in division. Even there, however, 11-games for winning 11 games with 11 medved games came to the end 18. Week last season.

“It’s like, just sick. Sick,” Packers Right Guard Sean Rhian said after he lost in Chicago last season. “Loss of these (expletive) guys … it’s a stroke in the bowel.”

The loss of the division control was the main reason the last two Green Bay coaches – Mike Sherman and Mike McCarthi – they eventually lost their job.

Sherman led packers at three straight NFC northern headlines and went 14-4 in division of 2002-2004. Green Bay is 2005. Gone 1-5 against the division, and Sherman was fired one day after the end of the season.

McCarthi’s Packers reiterated the dominance in the department, conquering six NFC NFC Championships during its 12 ° Seas as as Green Bai’s main coach.

McCarthy’s Packers in 2007. year won the department, captured four level NFC North Titles from 2011-’14 and won the Department of 2016 again. Years. But when McCarthi teams began to diminish in the department, played a role in their eventual shooting.

McCarthi has published a total record of 53-23-2 against NFC North (including playoffs), impressive gain of .692. McCarthi was only 3-6-1 in the division, although in 2017. ’18 and fired with four matches left in the 2018 campaign. Years.

Lafleur’s career followed a similar way, because his teams won 83.3% of their divisional games since 2019-2021 and only 44.4% since then.

“I think he always starts with your division,” Lafleur said. “So it’s not just Detroit.”

Detroit is a gold standard after all. And the packers would like nothing more than make a statement of the early season by typing the king of their throne.

“Let’s go against the defender Champion will be fun,” Green Bay defensive end Razhan Gari said. “It’s the title we want back. They dominated the department in the last two years, so it was a beautiful home opener to set the tone.”

The real law of the team was agreed.

“It’s huge. To open a division’s violation, especially the one who won the division in the last few years, it’s time to give a statement,” Tom said. “If we want to be what we want to be, then they are the opportunity to give a statement, to make a great statement, because they are a really good team. So yes, I think it’s a really good team.”

And huge for Lafleur, which for the first time in a long time, should take part of his money back.