Packers seek improvement in turnover creation ahead of new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 2:22 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
The Green Bay Packers aim to increase their turnover rate after recording a franchise-low 14 takeaways last season. Despite a strong previous season under defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley, the team struggled to replicate its success, falling to 23rd in the NFL in 2023. New coordinator Jonathan Gannon is expected to lead a renewed emphasis on creating turnovers, with players noting the need for a shift in mindset. Training camp has shown promising signs, with defensive backs indicating a focus on capitalizing on opportunities.
- •Packers recorded a franchise-low 14 turnovers last season.
- •Team ranked 23rd in takeaways in 2023 after finishing 4th on 2024.
- •New coordinator Jonathan Gannon emphasizes a focused approach to turnovers.
- •Training camp displays mixed results with both takeaways and missed opportunities.
- •Safety Javon Bullard highlights the need for a proactive mindset on defense.
- 2:22 PMYahoo Sports — Can The Packers Find Answers To Forcing More Turnovers?
"The Green Bay Packers are looking for ways to create more turnovers this season after forcing a franchise-low 14 last year.
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