A 22-point shutout win that somehow still feels unsatisfying shows the Packers are headed in the right direction. Green Bay’s running games once again got whatever it wanted on the ground and Aaron Rodgers made some big plays with his arm and his legs. They were a machine on third down (with a few notable exceptions which we will get to) and looked, for most of the game, like they could do pretty much whatever they wanted against a Bills defense that suffocated and rattled a very good Vikings offense in Week 3.
Packers offense is close to breaking out, but Rodgers has every right to be frustrated
