Aaron Rodgers knows the source of Matt LaFleur’s “put-together” appearance on game days.

During his Tuesday appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show,” the Packers quarterback credited his coach’s wife, BreAnne for making sure LaFleur, 42, looks polished on the sidelines.

“Great eyebrow game, right? I mean, the eyebrows are amazing,” Rodgers said after McAfee pointed out LaFleur’s “super fresh” fade, courted of a team barber.

“I want to take this time to give a shoutout to his wife, Bre because… there’s many coaches who would really have a hard time getting through life without their wife,” Rodgers continued, without naming names.

“Some don’t know how to do laundry or iron clothes or prepare their own food without going to the freezer for some Hot Pockets, so a big shoutout to Bre. She’s a great wife, great mom. They’ve got two really cute boys who I got to see before the game, Ty and Luke.

“Matt’s a great guy and he’s well put-together on game day, but behind every great coach is a wife pulling all the strings, I think, to make them look good, so a big shoutout to Bre.”

LaFleur and his wife met when she attended Central Michigan University. He was born and raised in Mount Pleasant, Mich., and played wide receiver at Western Michigan University in the late 1990s. BreAnne was a student trainer when LaFleur coached the football team at Central Michigan in 2004, according to PackerNews.com.