Packers: Position report card grades in Week 10 win vs. Jaguars

Grading the Packers’ Week 10 performance.

The win is in the bag but it was way closer than expected for the Green Bay Packers.

Matt LaFleur’s team held on for victory against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday to secure their seventh win of the season.

Every win counts the same in the standings but there’s no doubt this wasn’t the finest performance from LaFleur or his team. So let’s take a closer look with our positional grades for Week 10.

Special teams: F

Ah, the good times have returned for the Packers special teams. We all got to jump back to 2019 for a moment as we watched an awful performance in this phase of the game by the Packers.

Where do we start?

JK Scott is a weapon for the Packers, that is unless he’s playing in tough conditions, which isn’t exactly ideal for a punter in Green Bay. Scott struggled all day long. Outside of one 59-yard punt, his other four punts averaged 39 yards. One was returned 91 yards for a touchdown by Keelan Cole with some embarrassing coverage by the Packers.

Mason Crosby did his job by converting all four of his kicks, so he deserves an A grade for his work in windy conditions. But everyone else on special teams drags the overall grade down to an F.