GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The Green Bay Packers will hire Matt LaFleur to be their next head coach, sources told ESPN.

LaFleur agreed to a four-year contract with an option for a fifth year and will be introduced by the team on Wednesday, sources said.

LaFleur spent this past season as the Tennessee Titans' offensive coordinator and previously worked under Sean McVay for the Los Angeles Rams and Kyle Shanahan for the Atlanta Falcons.

McVay and Shanahan are considered offensive innovators, and the Packers want their next head coach to help quarterback Aaron Rodgers climb back to an MVP level.

LaFleur, 39, likely impressed the Packers with his most recent work with quarterbacks Jared Goff in Los Angeles and Matt Ryan in Atlanta. Ryan won the MVP award in 2016 with LaFleur as his quarterbacks coach and Shanahan as the offensive coordinator. That season, Ryan beat the Packers in the NFC Championship Game thanks to an offensive explosion from Ryan and Julio Jones. The Falcons routed the Packers 44-21.

LaFleur then became the Rams' offensive coordinator for one season under McVay, but he left to join the Titans' staff under first-year head coach Mike Vrabel because it would afford him the opportunity to call plays.

Although the Titans finished just 25th in total yards and 29th in passing yards per game, LaFleur no doubt came highly recommended from Titans general manager Jon Robinson, who is believed to be close with Packers GM Brian Gutekunst. Gutekunst assisted Packers president Mark Murphy, who made the final decision on the hire.

LaFleur will replace Mike McCarthy, who was 135-85-2 (including playoffs) in his 13 years as Green Bay's coach but was fired with four games left this season. The Packers finished 6-9-1.

A source said LaFleur would like to keep defensive coordinator Mike Pettine on board. Pettine just completed his first season with the Packers. LaFleur is expected to consider keeping Packers interim head coach Joe Philbin on staff as well. LaFleur, Philbin and Pettine all are represented by the same agent, Trace Armstrong, who also represents McCarthy.

The Packers zeroed in on LaFleur after interviewing 10 candidates, including Philbin, former Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions head coach Jim Caldwell, former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano, New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, Patriots linebackers coach/defensive playcaller Brian Flores, New Orleans Saints offensive coordinator Pete Carmichael Jr., Saints assistant head coach/tight ends coach Dan Campbell, Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive coordinator Todd Monken and former Miami Dolphins head coach Adam Gase.