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Smack has missed three field goals that weren't tipped or blocked over the past three games.

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed the team is sticking with rookie kicker Trey Smack following a 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions. Smack missed two field goals during the game, including a 26-yard attempt in the first quarter and a tipped 35-yard kick in the fourth quarter, converting only a 43-yarder as Green Bay fell in Detroit.
Matt Schneidman questions whether Green Bay should keep relying on the sixth-round pick, highlighting Smack's 68.8 percent field-goal accuracy this season. The writer notes the Packers previously experienced postseason kicking woes with Anders Carlson and Brandon McManus, arguing the franchise cannot afford another unreliable kicking performance after giving Smack no offseason competition.
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