Packers head coach goes wild on refs, flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct during blowout

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Amid a blowout to their NFC North-rival Minnesota Vikings, Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur's frustrations boiled over toward the end of the first half as he was seen going ballistic on referees. 

And that slip of poise resulted in a huge loss of yards when the Packers were knocking on the door for a much-needed touchdown. 

With the Packers down 28-0, as Sam Darnold and the Vikings’ offense continued to thrive to start this 2024 campaign, they found themselves at first-and-goal on Minnesota’s 3-yard line. 

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Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love and head coach Matt LaFleur walk onto the field before the game against the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field. (William Glasheen/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

But once Romeo Doubs made a catch at the goal line, he was ruled just short of the touchdown. Because of that, LaFleur was trying to signal for a timeout as there were only seconds left in the first half. 

However, it appeared referees weren’t granting it to them, as they decided whether Doubs scored. 

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Well, LaFleur wanted his voice heard, and he came sprinting down to the 2-yard line to scream at referees. 

Not only was LaFleur not allowed to be down there, as there is a coach’s boundary on the sideline, but his words to the refs led to a quick flag on the field to severely impact field position when the Packers couldn’t afford it. 

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