In a move that was expected for some time, the Green Bay Packers announced that safeties coach Darren Perry is leaving to pursue other opportunities.
We're not sure exactly what is going on with the Green Bay Packers' defensive coaching staff just yet. However, safeties coach Darren Perry is definitely pursuing other opportunities.
The upheaval appears to continue for the Green Bay Packers. Safeties coach Darren Perry is interviewing with the Houston Texans for the same position. That's a great sign he's out the door.
The Green Bay Packers apparently have a frontrunner for the defensive coordinator job. It's reportedly safeties coach Darren Perry, which makes zero sense.
The Green Bay Packers will interview three internal candidates for defensive coordinator. However, it sure sounds like the hire will come from outside the organization.
The Green Bay Packers and coach Mike McCarthy will be considering internal candidates for their defensive coordinator opening. More of the same?
Here's another Green Bay Packers' arrest -- safeties coach Darren Perry. It makes us wonder what kind of conspiracy is going on to derail the season.
The Green Bay Packers had one of the best pass defenses in the NFL in 2015, thanks no small part to their secondary. The guys who coached that are being recognized.
Have the Green Bay Packers safeties, Morgan Burnett and M.D. Jennings, played well this season. No they haven't. Oh, wait, coach Darren Perry says they have.
The Oakland Raiders will reportedly hire Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Dennis Allen as their next coach, meaning both Winston Moss and Dom Capers will be returning to the Green Bay Packers, at least as of ...
The Oakland Raiders are reportedly interested in Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers to fill their head coaching vacancy. We break down the possibility of the Packers losing Capers here.
New Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie probably has his eye on one of more of the Green Bay Packers assistant coaches after canning Hue Jackson. Here's the lay of the land.
Green Bay Packers assistant coaches Winston Moss and Darren Perry were supposedly hot coaching commodities during the offseason. Both coaches were mentioned in conjunction with several defensive coordinator openings, but nothing materialized for either. The ...
Despite rampant speculation that one or more of the Green Bay Packers defensive assistant coaches would get a defensive coordinator position with another team this offseason, the team’s defensive staff will remain as it was ...
The Oakland Raiders remain the only NFL team with a defensive coordinator opening and, for whatever reason, they're in no hurry to fill it. When head coach Hue Jackson does get around to interviewing candidates, Green ...
The Dallas Cowboys have hired Green Bay Packers receivers coach Jimmy Robinson. Robinson, who was with Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett when both were members of the New York Giants, will hold the same position with ...
The names of several Green Bay Packers defensive coaches have been flying around as candidates for the various defensive coordinator openings around the league, but it’s now looking less likely the Packers staff will be ...
A week ago, Green Bay Packers defensive line coach Mike Trgovac appeared destined for a defensive coordinator job, either in Denver, where his old boss John Fox was named coach, or Philadelphia, which has been ...
Green Bay Packers safeties coach Darren Perry is a deadbeat. Either that, or he’s sticking it to the man. Perry was outed as one of Northampton County’s (Virginia) biggest delinquent taxpayers. Perry owes the county ...
Anthony Smith, whom the Green Bay Packers picked up as a free agent this offseason, may find himself in the hunt for a starting safety spot when training camp opens. Smith has been lining up ...
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