The Green Bay Packers’ season ended on Saturday after the team suffered a franchise-record 18-point collapse in the playoffs. The first half ended with the Packers holding a comfortable 21–3 lead, scoring touchdowns on all three of their opening drives. However, once the second half began, Green Bay seemingly forgot how to play offense, scoring only once after halftime as the Bears come back to win 27-31.
There were a few other issues that contributed to the collapse, but ultimately it falls completely and utterly on the offense — and, in particular, head coach Matt LaFleur.