The Green Bay Packers offense is struggling right now. The team is presently 24th in the league in points scored, averaging just 17.8 points per game. The offense lacks a direction and an identity. They seem to be spinning their wheels.
After a disappointing defeat against the Jets last week where the offense managed just 10 points and was dominated for most of the game, quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he thought the team needed to “simplify” the offense. Head coach Matt LaFleur responded “I don’t know what that means” as the two people with the most input into calling plays for this team seemed to not be on the same page.