The Green Bay Packers have officially extended the contracts of General Manager Brian Gutekunst, Head Coach Matt LaFleur, and Executive Vice President Russ Ball to multi-year deals, as announced by team President Ed Policy. These extensions come after the team finished the 2025 season with a 9-8-1 record, making their third consecutive playoff appearance and sixth in seven years, despite ending on a five-game losing streak. LaFleur, with a 76-40-1 record over seven seasons, has led the team to multiple playoff runs, including NFC Championship appearances. Gutekunst, since becoming GM in 2018, has overseen significant team-building efforts, including drafting Jordan Love and acquiring star players. Russ Ball, in his 19th season with the team, has contributed to the Packers' consistent playoff appearances and Super Bowl victory. Meanwhile, NFL offseason developments include the Eagles considering retirement for defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, who nearly left the team, and other teams like the Falcons planning to release quarterback Kirk Cousins but potentially re-sign him on a cheaper deal. The NFL offseason is also seeing coaching and GM speculation, Super Bowl location announcements for 2026-2028, and various player roster moves, including signings and injuries. The league remains active with rumors of coaching changes, player transactions, and preparations for the upcoming season.