Tom Clements Announces Retirement from Packers

Tom Clements, the Green Bay Packers' quarterbacks coach, is retiring after a distinguished 25-year NFL career, which included coaching legends Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers. Head coach Matt LaFleur announced Clements' retirement during a season-ending press conference, expressing gratitude for Clements’ contributions to the organization and highlighting his role in developing Jordan Love. Clements had two stints with the Packers, initially serving from 2006 to 2011 and returning in 2022, where he played a significant role in Love's growth as a quarterback. Over his tenure, Clements helped guide the Packers to consistent offensive success, with the team frequently ranking among the league's best. His coaching legacy includes mentoring quarterbacks who achieved numerous accolades, including multiple MVP awards. The organization now faces the challenge of filling the void left by Clements, as they look to the future with Love at the helm.