5 biggest takeaways from Packers’ loss to Commanders in Week 7

After another disappointing defeat for the Green Bay Packers, here are the top five takeaways from Week 7.

Before last week, the Green Bay Packers had never lost consecutive regular-season games under head coach Matt LaFleur. They have now lost three in a row.

Green Bay put in another predictably poor performance on Sunday and deserved to walk away with another defeat.

Following another disappointing afternoon, here are the top five takeaways.

Packers offense hits new low

It continues to get worse for Green Bay’s offense, with the unit posting just 14 points against Washington. The Packers’ other touchdown came on a De’Vondre Campbell pick-six.

According to ESPN’s Rob Demovsky, it was the first time the Packers failed to convert a third down since 1999. Quay Walker and Romeo Doubs weren’t even born.

It’s another embarrassing milestone for an offense that hasn’t put together a complete performance in any of their seven games.

At this stage, it doesn’t feel like an offense finding its way but with sky-high potential. This is just what this offense is. An inconsistent unit that will often fall below 20 points.

Bad throws. Drops. Penalties. Poor decisions. All around, this offense isn’t good enough. From the quarterback to the play-caller to the receivers, there’s plenty of blame to go around.

Barring a dramatic turnaround, the Packers will struggle to win many games with this offense.