Packers' running game struggles raise concerns within NFL analysis

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Last updated Oct 24, 2026

Packers' running game struggles raise concerns within NFL analysis
Summary

NFL analyst Rob Demovsky has criticized the Green Bay Packers' ineffective running game, pointing to serious issues in sustaining offensive production. Green Bay has averaged only 59.8 rushing yards through six games, the worst in the league this season. The absence of running back Josh Jacobs has contributed to these struggles, but even his return may not solve the problem entirely. Head coach Matt LaFleur faces mounting pressure to improve the ground attack, as the team looks to enhance its overall offensive consistency moving forward.

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  • •Packers' rushing game averages 59.8 yards per game, the lowest in the league.
  • •Josh Jacobs is expected to impact the backfield upon his return.
  • •LaFleur must address the team's ineffective running attack for better offensive balance.
  • •James Lloyd and Kaleb Johnson's performances have added to rushing concerns.
  • •Potential consideration for veteran running back addition exists, pending evaluations.
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NFL analyst Rob Demovsky has highlighted the Green Bay Packers’ struggling running game as an ineffective part of the team’s offense, raising concerns about its ability to sustain consistent production. With the ground attack failing to meet expectations, Green Bay faces increasing pressure to address the problem before it undermines the team’s progress during the […] The post NFL Expert Highlights ‘Ineffective’ Group in Packers’ Offense appeared first on Gridiron Heroics.

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