Former Packers Participant Calls Out Group’s ‘Execution Downside’

The Inexperienced Bay Packers have been up and down this season.

They dominate a number of the finest groups within the league, however lose to a number of the worst, so followers by no means know what model they’re going to get week by week.

Maybe essentially the most infuriating a part of watching them is the truth that they proceed to decide to the operating recreation, though it’s not working.

With that in thoughts, former Packers offensive lineman Michael Wahle urged the crew to scrub issues up.

“Packers have an execution drawback. Josh Jacobs is averaging a tick below 67 ypg at 3.8 ypc. Group has an All-Professional operating again; repair strategies up entrance, get your yardage again. Easy isn’t attractive and it isn’t simple, but it surely’s the place the main focus must be,” Wahle wrote on X.

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Josh Jacobs is averaging a tick below 67 ypg at 3.8 ypc

Group has an All-Professional operating again; repair strategies up entrance, get your yardage again. Easy is not attractive and it is not simple – but it surely’s the place the main focus must be.

— Michael Wahle (@MikeWahle68) November 4, 2025

Granted, a number of the Packers’ run-blocking points should do with linemen Aaron Banks and Zach Tom lacking time with harm earlier within the season, but it surely hasn’t been significantly better with them again on the sector.

So, they should change their scheme or execute higher, or each.

Jacobs is getting hit behind the road of scrimmage, and though he can nonetheless get some yards, that’s extra a testomony to his skill than the rest.

Then again, if the Packers aren’t getting it carried out on the bottom, head coach Matt LaFleur ought to belief his quarterback to make performs.

As a substitute, he has Jordan Love throwing display passes.

The Packers have the second half of the season to enhance earlier than their failings come again to hang-out them once more when it issues most.

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