Matt LaFleur expects to meet with Packers president Ed Policy soon regarding his future

Key Highlights

• “We’re fresh off this loss.
• My sole focus is on our players, our team, and just trying to find ways to get better.”The Packers became the fourth team in NFL history to lose a playoff game after leading by at least 15 points to start the fourth quarter.
• Green Bay led 21-3 at halftime and 21-6 after the third period. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementLaFleur reiterated Sunday how much he wants to keep the job he’s had for the last seven seasons.“This is one of one,” LaFleur said.
• “I love this place.”LaFleur and general manager Brian Gutekunst have one year remaining on their contracts.
• Policy said last summer he would prefer not to have his coach and GM enter the final year of their contracts without extensions, saying it “creates a lot of issues.”That seemingly makes extending LaFleur's contract or firing him the most likely options. LaFleur was asked Sunday if he believed it could be feasible to return next season without an extension, or whether his contract status would cause too many distractions. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“That’s not my focus right now,” LaFleur replied.