The Green Bay Packers scored nearly 1,000 points and Aaron Rodgers created 91 total touchdowns over the last two seasons, but the inability of Rodgers and the offense to come through in clutch moments is one of the biggest reasons why Matt LaFleur’s team finished short of the Super Bowl each season.
Four failed opportunities in the fourth quarter of playoff losses to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and San Francisco 49ers demonstrate how the Packers just didn’t get it done on offense late in do-or-die games.
In fact, Rodgers and the offense went three-and-out in all four opportunities to either take a lead or take control of the game.
