Last season, an unbiased observer could hardly call the Green Bay Packers’ offense one of the best in the league. Without Aaron Rodgers for much of the season, the Packers scuffled to a 21st-place finish in the NFL in points scored, and they ended the year an even worse 26th in yards of total offense. Green Bay was also among the ten worst teams in the NFL in total turnovers, passing yards (!) and interceptions thrown.
But oh, what a difference the quarterback makes.
With Rodgers returning, at least one analyst ranks the Packers as a top-ten offense in the NFL, even with questions in the receiving corps and on the offensive line.