It’s obvious that Matt LaFleur will not be ceding play-calling duties anytime soon.  Which is a shame, because this offense could use a fresh set of eyes. Just a new perspective. What’s telling is that Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich interviewed with Houston and Seattle last year for offensive coordinator gigs and he interviewed Monday with new Tennessee Titans head coach Robert Saleh for the same position. Usually you don’t make a parallel move, but it would make sense for Stenavich because it would finally give him the autonomy to call plays.  Which begs the question, do the Packers even need an offensive coordinator? LaFleur is busy calling plays and making sure everything is precise on the offensive end. So…what exactly does the offensive coordinator do? Does that position act as a sounding board in big play situations? For example, a big fourth down call where LaFleur is planning on going for it, maybe the offensive coordinator is the voice of reason and talks LaFleur off the ledge.  Does the offensive coordinator consult with LaFleur about running it more or making sure to key in on one defensive player that is at an extreme disadvantage.  Even if Stenavich does leave Green Bay, which I think would be smart for him. There’s no point in staying at a place where that isn’t going to help him advance his career. There’s no way he would even be considered for any head coaching jobs because he hasn’t called any plays. Which gets back to what I’ve been saying all along. LaFleur needs to take a step back and get a macro view of this team. By only focusing on the offense, it is very easy for him to miss how bad the special teams has been. It is very easy to miss that even though the Packers were the top tackling team according to Pro Football Focus this year, they were ranked 15th in overall defense.  Getting more eyes on something doesn’t mean that you are doing it poorly. It just means you want the success to continue. It also means that you trust the coaches, which you brought in yourself. Getting more help is a key component in being a good leader and it’s why that step cannot be ignored.  So even if Stenavich leaves Green Bay, the only way to fill that position would be to promote from within. A non play-calling offensive coordinator isn’t attractive for anyone — and it’s only a matter of time before they will leave in order to figure things out for themselves.  But until LaFleur can be OK with not being hyperfocused on just the offense, I don’t see much changing in Green Bay.  Filed Under: Packers NewsFeaturedGreen Bay PackersCory JennerjohnCory's Corner   PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO OUR CHEESEHEAD NATION WEEKLY NEWSLETTER HERE. __________________________ Cory Jennerjohn is a graduate from UW-Oshkosh and has been in sports media for over 15 years. He was a co-host on "Clubhouse Live" and has also done various radio and TV work as well. He has written for newspapers, magazines and websites. He currently is a columnist for CHTV and also does various podcasts. He recently earned his Masters degree from the University of Iowa. He can be found on Twitter: @Coryjennerjohn __________________________ NFL Categories: Green Bay PackersTags: Adam StenavichGreen Bay PackersTennessee Titans Like 0 points