Green Bay Packers struggle with 1-2 start and offensive line issues

The Green Bay Packers have struggled to a 1-2 start to the NFL season, facing significant challenges with offensive line performance and player injuries. Offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich criticized young linemen for playing “passively,” noting a lack of aggression and physicality in the pass game that has left quarterback Jordan Love under constant pressure.

To address these issues, the team has made several roster moves. The Packers released practice squad guard Cordell Volson and signed veteran Laken Tomlinson from the Dallas Cowboys' practice squad, along with Mekhi Becton. These moves aim to provide stability and leadership to a unit that has struggled to protect Love and open running lanes.

On the defensive side, head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed that star pass rusher Micah Parsons will not return to practice this week as he continues his recovery from a torn ACL. While there have been no setbacks in his recovery, the team is exercising caution.

Following a recent loss to the Atlanta Falcons, prediction markets have seen increased speculation regarding Matt LaFleur’s job security, though the team's leadership previously expressed confidence in the coaching staff through recent contract extensions.