The Green Bay Packers may have found their next defensive coordinator by looking directly at what’s been powering the Chicago Bears’ defensive resurgence. The post Packers Looking to Poach Key Bears Assistant in Move That Would Sting Chicago appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Green Bay Packers are conducting a defensive coordinator search this offseason. Here’s a list of candidates.

Green Bay has interviewed Al Harris as a potential replacement for Jeff Hafley, who left his role to become the Dolphins head coach.

One of the Chicago Bears' top assistant coaches has another interview on the books, one that could sabotage the Green Bay Packers' search. The post Bears Top Assistant to Interview for AFC Job Amid Packers Interest appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Saleh's choice to leave his post with the San Francisco 49ers and join the Titans has opened up another defensive coordinator position. Outside of last year, when they hired Nick Sorensen, the San Francisco 49ers have usually landed top-notch candidates for that spot.

Micah Parsons is a big distinguishing factor in making the Packers’ DC job a thrilling opportunity.

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur, who received a multiyear contract extension last weekend, is now in the early stages of conducting a search for a new defensive coordinator to replace Jeff Hafley, who was hired as the Dolphins head coach earlier this week.

Defensive backs coach Al Harris interviewed for the Packers’ defensive coordinator job. Harris played cornerback in Green Bay from 2003 to ’09, going to two Pro Bowls. Packers coordinator Jeff Hafley was named the Dolphins’ coach this week.

The Green Bay Packers pursuit of Al Harris got complicated after he agreed to interview with Robert Saleh and the Tennessee Titans.