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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 874802" data-attributes="member: 11933">The Packers went from 6-9-1 to 13-3 in one season. Only (by my count) the 6th 13+ win season in Packers history, and just the second in the Rodgers era. That doesn’t happen with a lousy head coach. LaFleur came in immediately and commanded the locker room. Set expectations. Related to the players. Gained Rodgers respect to the point that they worked quite well together. He re-established the running game. He listens to his players. Plays into their strengths. Empowers players like the smiths to be themselves and lead their own way. Overall, it has been a much more organized leadership structure. For you to diminish a 13 win season by a rookie head coach is laughable. Don’t get me wrong, Rodgers was elite in the sense that he was able to close out games in the 4th quarter. But Matt LaFleur has a ton to do with it as well.</blockquote>

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