The Packers are unbeaten, yet the Packers aren't a complete team. And the grumbling starts on the offensive side of the ball.
Which means the buck starts and stops with Aaron Rodgers, but it isn't all his fault.
"Time is always the save-all," said Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. "The more time they can be with Aaron. The more that Aaron can get comfortable with every guy on the field is so critical."
So what's Hackett talking about? Well, Rodgers didn't play a snap during the preseason and now that the offense has only played one-and-a-half good quarters, that comment seems interesting.