After returning to the NFC Championship Game following a one-year absence, the Green Bay Packers don't plan to make any sweeping changes this offseason. However, head coach Mike McCarthy announced Thursday that long-time assistant Tom Clements "is going to move on to some other interests."
Clements joined the Packers in 2006, becoming one of the original members of McCarthy's coaching staff in Green Bay. Clements began as the team's quarterbacks, first instructing Brett Favre and later Aaron Rodgers with whom he built a strong relationship. In 2012, Clements replaced Joe Philbin as offensive coordinator.