The Green Bay Packers don’t appear to have a problem finding open receivers. Receivers catching the ball, however, is unfortunately a problem. We’ve seen the stat six hundred times already, but here it is once more for posterity: Through eight…
Zach Rapport argues that the Green Bay Packers offense is being severely hindered by dropped passes despite Jordan Love's strong season. Through eight games, the Packers have recorded 23 dropped passes, leading the NFL by eight and surpassing their entire dropped pass total from the previous season.
While rookie Matthew Golden leads the team with nine drops, Rapport notes the issue extends across the receiving corps. However, Rapport believes existing targets like Golden, Christian Watson, and Tucker Kraft possess the talent to fix the problem without requiring a deadline trade.
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