The fourth week of NFL action was not pleasant for the Green Bay Packers.
Against the Detroit Lions, the Jordan Love-led team simply could not move the ball forward enough.
In running plays, Jared Goff was more effective and made the most of their secondary.
In an interview with Jason Hirschhorn of SB Nation, the Packers quarterback described the changes they intend to make before taking on the Las Vegas Raiders.
“It’s not that I don’t believe in the security. A strong D-line supports them. After the Packers’ 20–34 loss to the Raiders, the quarterback said, “We didn’t do good enough.
Jordan Love was only able to complete 23 of his 36 passes, which was a poor performance for their offense.
He threw two interceptions in addition.
It was too late to mount a comeback after his touchdown in the second half, but it did spark the offense.
Being more coordinated among one another, “It takes all 11,” was his advice for improving the offense after the Packers lost control of the game.
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But in his most recent statement, Love did not just aim his finger at anyone.
It’s not just the O-line, he said after failing to make a decision more quickly in the pocket.
On some plays, I’m the one who doesn’t move the ball quickly enough.
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Their plays were more than the Lions’ secondary anticipated, which was another major talking point.
In addition to rushing for 27, they passed for 203 yards. Will they be able to beat the Raiders and get back on the winning track?