The Packers early season struggles continued Sunday as Green Bay dropped its fifth consecutive game in a 15-9 loss to the Lions on Sunday.
The nucleus in the discussion behind Green Bay’s plummet through the first nine weeks of the season has been the inefficiency of the Packers’ offense and the play of star quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
In the Packers’ loss, Rodgers finished 23-for-43 for 291 yards with one touchdown while throwing three interceptions for the first time since 2017. At different times during Sunday’s game, one that many predicted Green Bay (3-6) would win, the four-time MVP was visibly frustrated.