After a year as the Packers’ quarterbacks coach, Sean Mannion left to become the Eagles’ offensive coordinator on Jan. 29. Almost two weeks later, the Packers will promote senior offensive assistant Luke Getsy to replace Mannion, Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reports.
Briefly an NFL quarterback, Getsy spent 2007-13 coaching in college before joining Green Bay in a quality control role. The 41-year-old is now in his third stint with the Packers, with whom he has worked under head coaches Mike McCarthy and Matt LaFleur.
The Packers previously employed Getsy from 2014-17, including two seasons as a wide receivers coach, and 2019-21 (QBs coach/passing-game coordinator). LaFleur rehired Getsy as a defensive consultant in 2024, which came after an in-season firing as the Raiders’ offensive coordinator.
Getsy, a two-time OC in the NFL, held the job with the Bears from 2022-23. His time in Las Vegas lasted just nine games.
Aaron Rodgers was the starter in Getsy’s first stint as the Packers’ QBs coach, but he also spent two years molding 2020 first-round pick Jordan Love. Since Love took over for a traded Rodgers in 2023, he has established himself as the Packers’ answer under center.
Last season was the third straight successful campaign for the 27-year-old Love, who completed 66.3% of passes with 3,381 yards (7.7 YPA), 23 touchdowns and six interceptions in 15 games. Love also finished third in QBR (72.7) and sixth in traditional passer rating (101.2).
Getsy will coach Love again in 2026, but the Packers will make other moves at the position this offseason. Backup Malik Willis is heading to free agency with plenty of momentum after a successful two-year run behind Love. Willis is a lock to sign elsewhere for a much richer deal and a chance to start, which will force the Packers to find a new No. 2 QB.
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