Through Week Eleven, the Green Bay Packers have the 22nd-most passing attempts per game while ranking 11th in rushing attempts. That needs to change going forward if the Packers want to find real balance in their offense.
Normally, when a team needs more balance, it means establishing a more consistent running attack. But this Packers team isn’t built that way. Josh Jacobs — a true game-time decision against the Vikings later today — hasn’t been able to get going like he did last year. That’s not an indictment of Jacobs. If anything, it’s a problem with the offensive line.