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Jones remains heart and soul of running game

Running backs — an army of one. When Aaron Rodgers was traded to the New York Jets in April 2023, it signaled a new era in the Green Bay Packers franchise. One thing was obvious. The offense was not going to look the same. That’s natural.
Love grows to become undisputed Leader of the Pack
The Green Bay Packers’ 2024 season was always going to be defined pretty simply. Do they have a long-term quarterback?
Green Bay’s special teams squad leaves much to be desired in 2023-24
After moving on from Maurice Drayton in 2021, the Green Bay Packers made a splash by hiring Las Vegas Raiders interim head coach Rich Bisaccia to lead special teams. That hiring immediately paid off, as after Green Bay lost in the 2022 NFC Divisional Round to the San Francisco 49ers due in part to major special teams mistakes, the Packers’ special teams unit took a major step forward. Keisean Nixon was awarded with a First-Team All-Pro selection
Barry’s last stand in Green Bay provides mixed results
Coming into the season, the story surrounding the Green Bay Packers was whether Jordan Love could be the next franchise quarterback.
LaFleur finally gets a chance to showcase his offense
In his first season without Aaron Rodgers, Packers head coach Matt LaFleur was finally able to showcase his skills as a coach and an offensive developer. With Jordan Love, Green Bay finally had a quarterback who seemed to use the play that was called.
Strong second half propels Green Bay to unlikely playoff push
While it looked like the season was going to be a wash and fans could expect to come away with a top-10 draft pick, Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur and company had different plans. After the 3-6 start to the season, it appeared that it was only going to get more difficult for Green Bay moving forward.
Early season struggles created many questions in Green Bay
Coming into the 2023-24 season, no one really knew what to expect out of the Green Bay Packers. Jordan Love took the reins from Aaron Rodgers, Matt LaFleur was finally getting an opportunity to display his full offensive game plan, and no wide receiver on the offense had more than one year of experience. With general manager Brian Gutekunst assembling the youngest roster in NFL history, hard times were to be expected.
2023 Packers Scores
REGULAR SEASON Sept. 10 at Chicago W 38-20 Sept. 17 at Atlanta L 25-24 Sept. 24 vs. New Orleans W 18-17 Sept. 28 vs. Detroit L 34-20 Oct. 9 at Las Vegas L 17-13 Oct. 15 Bye Oct. 22 at Denver L 19-17 Oct. 29 vs. Minnesota L 24-10 Nov. 5 vs. LA Rams W 20-3 Nov. 12 at Pittsburgh L 23-19 Nov. 19 vs. LA Chargers W 23-20 Nov. 23 at Detroit W 29-22 Dec. 3 vs. Kansas City W 27-19 Dec. 11 at NY Giants L 24-22 Dec. 17 vs. Tampa Bay L 34-20 Dec.
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