Packers Fall to Falcons
Green Bay Packers Drop to 1-2 Following 35-14 Loss Against Atlanta Falcons
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The Packers’ defense also struggled, allowing Atlanta nearly 500 total yards in the loss.
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Tucker Kraft acknowledged that he had not played to his own standards; he had four catches for 26 yards.
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Love said the pressure made it difficult not to rush his decision-making, and he took responsibility rather than blaming the offensive line.
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Green Bay’s offensive struggles have extended beyond this game: the Packers went scoreless in the fourth quarter of their Week 1 loss to Minnesota.
The Green Bay Packers suffered a humbling 35-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons at Lambeau Field, dropping to 1-2 and ending a 13-game home-opener winning streak Sporting News. Fans booed the struggling team throughout the game, prompting tight end Tucker Kraft to call the reaction "disappointing" and urge the team to stay united despite the offensive collapse.
Quarterback Jordan Love completed just 28 of 53 passes for 312 yards while taking constant pressure from a depleted offensive line NBC Sports. The Packers managed only 17 rushing yards on nine attempts and were shut out in the fourth quarter, extending a troubling pattern of offensive struggles that began in Week 1 against Minnesota.
Love's Footwork Issues Under Constant Pressure
Jordan Love acknowledged he needs to sharpen his footwork, processing, and accuracy after another shaky performance Sporting News. The constant pressure forced Love to rush his decisions rather than work through reads methodically. He took responsibility instead of blaming the weakened offensive line, recognizing that controlling what he could control was key to improvement.
Atlanta's Defense Dominated Green Bay's Offense
The Falcons' defense overwhelmed the Packers, allowing Atlanta to rack up nearly 500 total yards in a lopsided victory Essentially Sports. Green Bay's offensive line, missing three key players, couldn't keep Love upright long enough to execute the team's playbook. The combination of injuries and scheme breakdowns created an ugly mismatch that carried into the fourth quarter scoreless drought.
Kraft Admits His Own Play Falls Short
Tight end Tucker Kraft had just four catches for 26 yards and said he didn't play to his own standards NBC Sports. Despite his criticism of the booing fans, Kraft acknowledged the entire offense—including himself—must improve before facing Tampa Bay next week. Kraft emphasized the need for team unity but also accepted accountability for the disappointing output.
LaFleur Signals Potential Scheme Adjustments Ahead
Coach Matt LaFleur said the Packers must consider schematic changes to better protect Love and free up the running game Sporting News. The 35-14 loss exposed fundamental issues beyond individual mistakes, signaling the team may need to overhaul how it operates on offense. With the offense shut out in the fourth quarter for the second straight week, LaFleur faces pressure to make meaningful adjustments quickly.
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