The Green Bay Packers offense, which ranked in the middle of the NFL last season in most statistical categories, is undergoing changes. Despite mediocre overall rankings, the team was nearly unbeatable when their offense clicked, achieving an 8-0-1 record in games where they scored 27 or more points.

Coach Matt La Fleur has brought back offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich and offensive line coach Luke Butkus, while welcoming back Luke Getsy as quarterbacks coach and Noah Pauley as receivers coach. La Fleur plans to simplify the offense, treating it like "Year 1 all over again."

At quarterback, Jordan Love returns with a focus on improving footwork and accuracy. The team added veteran backup Tyrod Taylor but lost a key backup in Malik Willis. The running back group remains largely the same, with Josh Jacobs returning despite an injury-plagued season and potential NFL suspension. At receiver, the Packers lost Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks but added Skyy Moore and Brenden Rice, with the hope of establishing a clear WR1. The tight end position is expected to be stronger with the potential return of Tucker Kraft from injury. The offensive line, which underperformed last season, sees the addition of first-round pick Jordan Morgan and aims for better consistency and health.