This past season, the Green Bay Packers struggled mightily on offense.
Plenty of that came from the absence of Jordy Nelson — and the effect it had on essentially moving everyone below him up the depth chart a notch or two. But there were issues at the other spots on the offense as well that had deserve plenty of blame.
Aaron Rodgers wasn’t at his expected level for a litany of reasons, some his own and some influenced by the problems around him. The offensive line dealt with injuries and wasn’t at its best for most of the season, allowing pressure on the running game and Rodgers at a tough-to-manage rate.