The Green Bay Packers finally saw the light in the offseason, leading to them signing QB Aaron Rodgers to a four-year extension with $150.6 million guaranteed. Unfortunately for the team, they lost WR Davante Adams to the Raiders. The Packers need a wideout to step up and fill the void, but Green Bay doesn’t have another elite option on the roster. Their run game remains an area of strength with two viable players (Aaron Jones and A.J. Dillon). After going 39-10 over the past three years, the Packers appear to be trending down, but Mr. Rodgers knows how to win games and make the players around him better.
Offense
The Packers played well defensively last year, and they had the lead in most games. Even so, Green Bay finished with below-average rushing attempts (26.2) while not gaining an edge in passing yards (266 YPG). Their offense runs through Rodgers, especially in the red zone.
