Packers Report Card: Starting With Matt LaFleur, Grading Loss to Vikings

Key Points:

• The Green Bay Packers extended their losing streak to six games, blowing a double-digit lead and being outscored 22-0 in the fourth quarter against the Minnesota Vikings, highlighting ongoing issues with coaching and execution.
• Coaching decisions, particularly regarding offensive line configurations and late-game play-calling by head coach Matt LaFleur, were heavily criticized, with LaFleur receiving an overall grade of F for the game.
• Quarterback Jordan Love performed well under pressure, throwing for 387 yards and two touchdowns despite poor offensive line protection and a non-existent running game, earning a B-plus grade.
• The Packers' rushing offense struggled significantly, gaining only 66 yards on 21 carries (3.1 yards per carry), indicating a need for improvement in the ground game.
• Defensively, the Packers showed some ability to pressure the quarterback but allowed 39 points and key plays to a backup quarterback, resulting in a C-plus grade overall; special teams had mixed results with notable field goals but costly returns, earning a C-minus grade.