It is amazing what a difference 12 months can make in the NFL. The Green Bay Packers started the 2023 season with one of the youngest rosters in the league and not much was expected from Matt LeFleur’s team. After overachieving last year with a 9-8 record to make the playoffs, expectations are high for a Packers team that has matured.
Quarterback Jordan Love is set to return for his fourth season with the franchise after throwing for an impressive 4159 yards, 32 touchdowns and recording his first career playoff win. Add to that a talented young receiving corp that includes Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks, and there is plenty to be excited about for Packers fans.
In a recent piece from the team’s official website, offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich spoke about the team’s preparations entering the 2024 season.
“Oh, it’s night and day,” said Stenavich. “Now, everyone has a year under their belt, so to speak. It’s been great to just know what these guys are good at.”
We can expect to see a more dynamic and diverse offense next season from Green Bay. With Love entering the season with 27 NFL games under his belt, and his wide receiving corp a little more experienced, Stenavich finally has the ability to put together a more expansive offense.
“We can go out there right now and just run plays and it’s not like we’re installing everything for the first time. We can start experimenting faster and taking the next steps with the offense,” added Stenavich.
