Seven years. Seventy-two wins. Matt LaFleur finally had to face a painful question about his job security.
All LaFleur has done is win, but for the first time in his Green Bay Packers tenure, the pressure is cranking up. His team entered the season with Super Bowl aspirations after trading for Micah Parsons, but they've won only five of their opening nine games, sitting third in their division and looking like NFC pretenders.
Following their humbling defeat to the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football, LaFleur finally faced the music in his postgame presser: Is he coaching for his job?