Breaking News: Green Bay Packers head coach just summitted his resignation letter to the management.

New Green Bay Packers kicker Brandon McManus said he’s thankful for his latest opportunity and confident the circumstances that kept him out of the NFL earlier this season are behind him.

He joined the team Wednesday as Green Bay signed the 33-year-old veteran to replace struggling rookie kicker Brayden Narveson, who has missed a league-high five field-goal attempts.

McManus had been out of a job since the summer, when two women sued him in civil court alleging he sexually assaulted them when they were working as flight attendants on the Jacksonville Jaguars’ trip to London.

McManus and an attorney representing him said the lawsuit had been resolved. McManus did not go into specifics.

The case has been resolved,” lawyer Brett Gallaway said in a statement. “I look forward to seeing Brandon play for the Packers on Sunday.”

A message sent to lawyers representing the women who filed the suit was not immediately returned.

The latest documents accessible on the Duval County Circuit Court records site are from earlier this month and do not reflect the case being closed.

“It’s been a difficult time these last couple of months,” McManus said.

“I’m happy that it’s in the past now. I was hoping and working hard for another opportunity.

I’m extremely grateful for the Green Bay Packers for giving me that next chance to come back out here and play the game I love.