Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur commented Tuesday on the possibility of former Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signing with the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings in free agency. Speaking to reporters at the league meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, LaFleur said the following about the idea of Rodgers donning Vikings purple:

LaFleur was Rodgers's head coach from 2019 until the Packers traded him to the New York Jets in 2023. The duo led Green Bay to two NFC Championship Game appearances but the team went 8–9 in their final season together, prompting a split.

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur addressed the possibility of facing Aaron Rodgers in the 2025 NFL season, with the veteran quarterback linked to NFC North rivals Minnesota Vikings.

The Packers’ proposal to the NFL’s competition committee that the Tush Push be banned is the hot-topic issue at the NFL owners meetings this week.

The Green Bay Packers are the team that proposed banning the Tush Push, but they aren’t alone in wanting to do away with the play. “I feel whe

NFL owners have tabled voting on the Green Bay Packers' proposal to ban the tush push in order to have further discussion.

NFL owners are set to vote on Green Bay’s proposal to ban the play along with other potential rules changes, including playoff seeding and kickoffs. Even though the league has said there haven’t been any injuries reported as a result of the “tush push,

The proposal from the Green Bay Packers presented this week at the NFL’s annual meetings was to make the push element of the Eagles’ signature quarterback sneak play illegal. Opinions were clearly split on the Tush Push entering Tuesday and this debate will be revisited.

Opinions around the NFL are still split on the Tush Push as the play’s fate hangs in the balance. The proposal would need support from 24 of 32 owners to pass and it’s unclear if it will get there. “My position hasn’t really changed at all,

The league's owners table d the Tush Push debate, but it sounds like the debate will eventually lead to rule changes that might potentially change what the play looks like moving forward. The play that the Philadelphia Eagles have dominated the NFL with could be fundamentally altered just because not many other teams can do it that well and no team can stop it.

While the future of the “tush push” still hasn’t been decided, NFL owners approved expanding replay assist and revising overtime rules, a person with knowledge of the voting told The Associated Press.

With coaches and GMs from all 32 NFL teams in Florida and meeting with the media, here are some reactions and candid statements from NFC coaches after AFC coaches voiced their opinions on Monday. Matt LaFleur on why he’s in favor of banning the tush push: pic.