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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1091026" data-attributes="member: 13032">Agreed and I feel the same way, sort of.  I don't doubt that Hafley can handle the added pressure that comes with being a head coach.  The question is - can he build a solid staff of coaches on offense and defense (and yeah, STs)?  It seems certain he'll take some GB assistant coaches with him.  And vice versa.  The next Packers' DC, assuming it's not Covington, will be likely to bring in hsi own assistants.And while it's just intuition, I think offensive coaching types, OCs specifically, make better HCs in the NFL.I certainly wish Hafley the best and thank him for the terrific job he did in his two years as DC for the Packers.  He's creative and comes across as a straight shooter who will not tolerate ******** from anyone on the team.  He knows how to get stuff done.He'll need to hire a solid OC, and that will be his first big test.  And unless he plans on calling plays on defense, he'll need a DC.  Packers' assistant Covington seems a likely choice.Finally, I don't remember the last time the Packers had a DC as good as Hafley.  Fritz shurmur, maybe?  Gluten and especially MLF have to act fast on this.  Maybe Covington, if he doesn't follow Hafley to Miami. Or Raheem Morrris, or maybe Brian Flores from MN.  It seems Flores would like to be with a contending team.</blockquote>

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