Inbox: They aren’t all created equal

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By Mike Spofford · Packers.com

Published: Monday, 2 November 2026 at 2:30 PM

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Mike Spofford argues that wide receiver dropped passes are not all created equal when evaluating Matthew Golden.
The writer emphasizes that Green Bay must establish a consistent, reliable concept to fix its struggling ground game.
Spofford dismisses fan criticism calling to move on from starting quarterback Jordan Love.

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In the latest Packers Insider Inbox, Mike Spofford addresses fan questions regarding Green Bay's midseason performance following their move to a 5-3 record. Spofford argues that not all dropped passes are created equal when assessing wide receiver Matthew Golden, noting a distinction between routine drops and difficult attempts in traffic.

Spofford also discusses Green Bay's struggling running game, emphasizing that the offense must establish a reliable base concept to build on. In addition, he defends quarterback Jordan Love against fan criticism, while acknowledging that quarterback legacies ultimately depend on winning playoff games.

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Inbox: They aren’t all created equal

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