Matt LaFleur admits Packers’ run game is broken, but there are 3 possible fixes

Following the Green Bay Packers' 27-19 win over the Carolina Panthers, head coach Matt LaFleur admitted the team's struggling run game is "not good enough." Green Bay running backs averaged just 1.9 yards per carry in the game, with starter Josh Jacobs managing 39 yards on 21 attempts against Carolina's last-ranked run defense.

Lombardi Ave outlines three potential paths to address the issue: trading for a running back, acquiring an offensive lineman while inserting Kevin Zeitler into the starting lineup, or making a midseason coaching change involving offensive line coach Luke Butkus. Writer Freddie Boston notes reported trade interest in Jonathan Taylor, while also proposing Tony Pollard and Kenneth Gainwell as possible targets.