I've figured out why the Green Bay Packers offense can be so frustrating.

And the good news is they have the power to fix it because they're the ones causing the problems.

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one sports podcast network. We're going to talk about Tucker Kraft because you may have

forgotten how good Tucker Craft is. We're going to do that on the show today. We're also going to check in on some players that could, if things

break right, have a pivotal role in the 2026 season, at least when it comes to the Packers

leveling up this year. But let's start with the offense. And I was inspired by a conversation.

My friend Pat Doherty does the coaches rankings. And he went on a podcast talking about

coaches and they were actually picking, a slightly different exercise. They were picking coaches

to start a franchise with. And Matt La lafleur got picked way too late and

it it reminded me about the frustrations of this offense and you know i i was thinking like why

why is it that this offense which is good every year and even by efficiency

rankings elite top five last year fourth and EPA per play why does it not feel that way and the

answer is because they don't always want it to feel that way. It doesn't seem like they always want to try to score 30.

And after they seem to take it easy on the Minnesota Vikings at home,

it felt like they were just like,

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