For the second consecutive year, the Green Bay Packers are losing their quarterbacks coach. This time around, though, there isn't an obvious succession plan. A year after taking the job, Sean Mannion is headed to the Philadelphia Eagles as a play-calling offensive coordinator.

Sean Duggan is headed to Miami with Jeff Hafley, Adam Stenavich could get a second chance in Seattle and Matt LaFleur's brother is going to be a head coach.

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ESPN's NFL insider Dan Graziano reports that the Miami Dolphins are hiring former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett as their quarterbacks coach. He'll work under new offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik and work with Miami's signal callers, whoever they may be, in 2026.

Seven offensive players on the National team at the Senior Bowl for Packers to watch.

Mannion will replace Kevin Patullo as Philadelphia's offensive coordinator.

LaFleur runs a West Coast style of offense, which would be Murray's third different offensive style in his eight NFL seasons -- should he still be around come OTAs. Did the Cards wait too long and miss out on the top choices?

The Cardinals have hired Mike LaFleur, turning to a division rival’s offensive coordinator to try to pull the franchise from the bottom of the NFC West