The Green Bay Packers’ offense continued to be a heavily three-wide unit in week two, and once again the starting trio occupied a vast majority of the offensive snaps. In fact, just 5.4% of the wide receiver snaps were taken by players other than Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, and Davante Adams. The offense’s rhythm never seemed to get in sync, and it’s tough not to wonder what might have happened if a few of the team’s young receivers got some more significant action with the offense.
What’s holding Jared Abbrederis or Ty Montgomery back at this point? We frankly have no idea.