The Green Bay Packers’ offense dazzled last season with elite third-down efficiency, converting at nearly 50% and ranking second in the league — but that wasn’t enough to carry them to the playoffs. Despite scoring 391 points and leading the league in third-down conversion through four games, they finished 9-7 and struggled to finish drives in the red zone, ranking dead last in touchdown production inside the 10-yard line. With one of the lowest possession rates since 1999, their offense had the tools to keep drives alive — but couldn’t convert those opportunities into wins.
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