Watching the Green Bay Packers' offense is a turbulent experience.
Their performance in Sunday's 27-18 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals was breathtaking yet disjointed. Irresistible yet pedestrian. Matt LaFleur's unit is either at full throttle or stalling in first gear, still struggling to find its identity.
Are they a power, run-first unit looking to impose its will? Do they want to trick-play their way into the end zone? Through caution to the wind and start launching the ball to the moon? The answer is some confusing blend of the three, only further complicated by a logjam at wide receiver that dissolves any continuity in the passing game.