Green Bay’s 35-14 home loss to Atlanta laid bare a rushing attack that managed just 17 yards on nine attempts while the Falcons piled up 242 on the ground.
146 rushing yards through three games are the fewest in franchise history, and the Packers’ 48 carries are their lowest through Week 3 since 1994.
Josh Jacobs’ absence on the commissioner’s exempt list and fresh offensive-line injuries left a makeshift front unable to open lanes for MarShawn Lloyd and Kaleb Johnson.
The problems spread beyond the run game: Bijan Robinson ran for 194 yards, Drake London had 194 receiving yards, and Green Bay’s blocked 47-yard field-goal try killed a chance to tie.
At 1-2, the Packers now head to Tampa Bay on Oct. 4 with Matt LaFleur saying he still does not know what his offense does well.