Green Bay Packers coach Matt La Fleur admitted his team has no idea what they're doing well offensively through three games, calling it their worst start in his eight seasons. The offense has averaged just 48.7 rushing yards per game, the league worst after starting at 64.5. Quarterback Jordan Love has completed just 52% of his passes, the second-lowest rate through three games in franchise history since 2005.

The offensive line is struggling with injuries, including a season-ending knee injury to right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele. In their 35-14 loss to the Falcons, the Packers rushed for only 17 yards on nine attempts, while Atlanta's Bijan Robinson had 194 rushing yards. La Fleur stated they need to 'figure out what we do well' as they look to rebound from the embarrassing home loss that drew boos from Lambeau Field fans.