Nothing immediate is expected to come of the Packers' assistant coaches, according to ESPN's Rob Demovsky. Members of the coaching staff, who will spend their final day or two in the facility, are expected to be informed on Monday that their services won't be called upon until a new coach is brought on board.
That's a process that could take a good while, considering the only known interviews the Packers have conducted to this point have been with Chuck Pagano and Jim Caldwell. They're expected to give current interim head coach and former offensive coordinator Joe Philbin an interview as well.