Breaking: Coaching Staff Under fire after Packers’ Loss
The Green Bay Packers never used to lose to the Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field.
Now they haven’t beaten the Lions at Lambeau since Aaron Rodgers’ MVP season of 2021.
With their 24-10 victory on Sunday, Jared Goff became the first Detroit Lions quarterback to ever win three straight games at Lambeau.
Any time the Packers tried to make the game competitive on Sunday, they made another silly mistake.
There was not just one unit willing to make those mistakes, either. This was a team-wide failure, and the weekly Packers report card reflects it.
Pass Offense
No, Jordan Love was clearly not 100 percent healthy. His groin injury affected him throughout the first half.
That being said, once you step between the white lines, you have to play well.
That’s what the Packers were signing up for when they gave him $220 million this offseason.
To date, he has not been worth the extension.
Yes, there are some big plays. Love is as talented as anyone at quarterback. He can make plays that make you say “wow.”
Sunday’s game was a prime example.
With the Packers trailing 10-3, Love threw another terrible interception that was returned for a touchdown. It was his second pick-six of the season. He has thrown at least one interception in all seven of his starts.
That’s something that can be overcome against middling teams, but it’s not winning football against the league’s elite.
While Love finished with 273 passing yards, a big chunk came after the game was decided.
His accuracy was spotty, and his decision-making might have been worse.
It was parade of errors in the passing game, but it all comes back to the quarterback.
If Love was too hurt to play, he should have sat.
He didn’t, so there is no grading on a curve.
