Packers' Offense Continues to Struggle Despite Changes; Coach LaFleur Insists on Loyalty to Quarterback Jordan Love

Packers' Offensive Struggles Deepen as the Team Loses to Denver Broncos; Incapacity to Collect More Than 20 Points Per Game and a 63-6 Deficit in Early Game Halves Point to Growing Issues Since Post-Rodgers Era.

Despite 13 days to prepare for the Denver Broncos, the Green Bay Packers struggled offensively in first half of the game, scoring zero points against the Broncos, leading to a 19-17 loss.
The Packers have consistently faced offensive issues in the early game halves, being outscored 63-6 in the first halves of their past four games.
In attempt to improve performance, Coach Matt LaFleur discussed the need for the Packers to take more shots and push the ball downfield — a strategy that produced some positive results in the second half of the game against the Broncos.
Jordan Love, the quarterback for the Packers, insisted that the team holds playmakers capable of applying more pressure downfield, despite consistent proof of the contrary.
Matt LaFleur remains loyal to Jordan Love as the Packers' quarterback, despite continued offensive struggles and a three-game losing streak.