The Pack "attack" might be anything but.
Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers has made a career of turning average guys into superstars. That's not to disrespect the talented players he's been paired with, but he hasn't exactly had the best surrounding cast to work with on the offensive side of the ball. This is a poorly kept secret.
Sure, he's had Jordy Nelson, James Starks, Davante Adams, Greg Jennings and other recognizable names surrounding him. But there's one thing those guys all have in common: They weren't first-round picks.
In a stat unearthed earlier in the week, the Packers' inability to surround Rodgers with help on the offensive side of the ball was on full display.