There has been a general consensus suggesting the Green Bay Packers need to run the ball more. And these people have their merits. Comparatively, the running game has been more effective, running backs Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon are universally viewed as their best two offensive weapons. However, it's 2022. An offense won't be great, and therefore a team won't win, without a respectable passing offense. And that's the problem for the Packers moving forward. You might be right that they should have run on this or that play. But that won't make them a legit contender anyway.
So far, the reflection of the Packers passing offense is the inability to gain two yards in two plays with the game on the line in London, a 27-22 to the New York Giants.