With the first Sunday of the NFL regular season behind them, the Green Bay Packers find themselves with a 1-0 record and some encouraging developments heading into their first divisional game. However, the team didn't leave Jacksonville without revealing some of the flaws that persist from last season.
Parts of the offense looked better than expected, especially under the conditions (near 100-degree heat, adjusting to new personnel along the offensive line). Even the team's workhorse running back displayed renewed burst and power after an offseason of adversity. Yet those hoping for a return of the Packers' high-flying passing game exited the weekend with as many questions and concerns as they had in 2015.