The Packers have appointed Joe Philbin as their new offensive coordinator, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com (on Twitter). Philbin was brought back into the fold last week, but his exact role was not immediately known. 
The deal marks the start of Philbin’s second stint as Packers OC. Philbin coached with the Packers from 2003-11 and was the Green Bay OC from 2007-11.
Philbin used the Packers OC gig as a launching pad into head coaching. Unfortunately, his stint with the Dolphins did not go as planned and he was dismissed early on in the 2015 season with a 24-28 combined record. For the last two years, he has worked as Colts’ offensive line coach.
The Packers are making major changes on the coaching staff. While Mike McCarthy is staying as head coach, Mike Pettine has been hired as the new defensive coordinator, replacing Dom Capers. Philbin now replaces Edgar Bennett as the team’s play-caller and the team will also have to find someone new to take the spot of quarterbacks coach Alex Van Pelt.
“Philbin now replaces Edgar Bennett as the team’s play-caller”
I thought McCarthy called all the plays
McCarthy was, and still will be, calling the plays for GB.
McCarthy is one of the worst head coaches in the nfl.
How do you figure? The Packers went to the playoffs for like what 8 straight years and won a super bowl.
He’s a Bears fan. Or a Lions fan. Or a Vikings fans. Or all the above. Regardless he’s a troll and don’t feed him