GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — When the Green Bay Packers have forced at least one turnover during Matt LaFleur’s coaching tenure, they nearly always have won the game.
The problem is they aren’t producing enough takeaways yet this season and they're off to their worst five-game start since LaFleur’s arrival in 2019. The Packers (3-2) will try to correct that problem Sunday when they host the New York Jets (3-2).
“Those will come in bunches,” safety Adrian Amos said. “And they’re going to come soon.”
The Packers have thrived on taking the ball away and protecting it on offense since LaFleur arrived as coach in 2019.