- Green Bay’s offense has reached the point where one question keeps surfacing after every drive: is this fixable by getting Tucker Kraft more involved, or is the problem bigger than any one player?
- The Packers are 1-2, their only win coming in overtime against the Jets, and they sit two games back of the NFC North lead in sole possession of last place in the division.
- Green Bay has allowed Jordan Love to be hit or sacked 27 times, the most for any quarterback through three games in the last 17 seasons.
- The Packers have faced an average of 12 drives per game, third-most in the league, because the offense has not held onto the ball long enough to give the defense a breather.
- Green Bay is not waiting on one clean fix.
- The next two matchups are against the Buccaneers and Bears, and the Packers’ offensive line will be tested again after already absorbing the kind of punishment that has defined the start of the season.
Packers’ offense keeps pointing to Tucker Kraft, but the bigger problem is the whole chain reaction
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Sources & Referenced Reporting
- lombardiave.com, “Packers' struggling offense desperately needs more of Tucker Kraft,” Sept. 30, 2026.
- CBS Sports, “Super Bowl stock report for Week 4: Broncos attack difficult schedule, Packers fall to NFC North's bottom rung,” Sept. 30, 2026.
- Green Bay Packers, “Packers aim to 'keep fighting' after home loss to Falcons,” Sept. 30, 2026.
- lombardiave.com, “Packers' offensive line has no excuses left with NFL's worst pass rushes up next,” Sept. 30, 2026.
- lombardiave.com, “How the Packers' inability to sustain drives is dragging the defense down with it,” Sept. 30, 2026.
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