Packers Coach LaFleur Rebukes Undefeated Talk After Browns Loss

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed frustration following the team's unexpected 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns, emphasizing his displeasure with players speaking about going undefeated so early in the season. Left tackle Rasheed Walker had publicly stated his belief that the Packers could finish the season undefeated, a sentiment LaFleur found premature and distracting from the team's focus on winning one game at a time. LaFleur reiterated his mantra that the team's focus should remain on the present and the next game, urging players to concentrate on daily improvement rather than looking too far ahead. The upset loss served as a reminder of the challenges in the NFL and the importance of discipline and execution, highlighted by the Browns blocking a potential game-winning field goal in the final minute. LaFleur's comments, while not directly naming Walker, were seen as a rebuke to the optimism expressed earlier in the week. The coach stressed the need for honesty in reviewing game tape and learning from mistakes to move forward effectively.