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Due to injuries along the offensive line, Elgton Jenkins has bounced around this season. Yet no matter where he lines up, he continues to play at a high level. 

The Indianapolis Colts' quick passing game under Phillip Rivers and their pass-catchers ability to pick up YAC is worrisome for this Green Bay Packers' defense. 

Despite the inconsistencies, these last two weeks show why the Green Bay Packers continue to throw in Marquez Valdes-Scantling's direction. 

A big contributor to the Green Bay Packers' offensive success in 2020 is Aaron Rodgers' ability to get the ball out quickly and in rhythm.

Despite what has seemed like constant movement, the Green Bay Packers' offensive line continues to dominate. 

The Green Bay Packers haven't pressured the quarterback with the same consistency that they did in 2019, but as we saw against San Francisco, pressure can lead to a dominating performance. 

On Sunday against Minnesota, the Green Bay Packers' passing game received a much-needed boost from the tight ends. 

Green Bay Packers' right guard Lucas Patrick is quietly putting together a very good 2020 season. 

He didn't fill the stat sheet, but Preston Smith had his best game of the 2020 season against Houston. Let's hope he can build upon that performance moving forward.

If David Bakhtiari can't play on Sunday, then putting Elgton Jenkins at left tackle makes the most sense for the Green Bay Packers.

After being one of the NFL's best defenses in quarterback pressures, red zone defense, and turnovers last season, the Green Bay Packers have regressed significantly in all three categories in 2020. 

Although there were concerns, Billy Turner has impressed early on at right tackle, but he will be put to the test on Sunday against Tampa Bay. 

The TE position has been a rubik's cube for the Green Bay Packers, but Robert Tonyan finally gives them that reliable and dynamic presence.

The Green Bay Packers' use of pre-snap motion is up considerably this season, and it just so happens that their offensive production is as well.

Although short-handed at receiver, the Green Bay Packers show they have plenty of pass-catchers for Aaron Rodgers and Matt LaFleur to lean on. 

Jaire Alexander is off to an excellent start this season and he will have a big test on Monday night with Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley coming to Titletown. 

With no Allen Lazard and potentially no Davante Adams, the Green Bay Packers need help in the receiving game, which could mean more opportunities for Darrius Shepherd. 

There are several reasons behind the Green Bay Packers' offensive success this season, but two major factors are their increased efficiency on third-downs as well as their ability to hit the big play. 

The Green Bay Packers have five high-profile free agents in 2021, and their early performances are making some already difficult decisions even tougher on Brian Gutekunst and Russ Ball.

After an excellent training camp, Rashan Gary has carried that momentum into the regular season, regularly getting after the quarterback. 

In order to keep this pesky Lions team from pulling off the upset, the defense will have to be better at eliminating the big play. 

With many thinking that the Green Bay Packers don't have enough fire power at the receiver position, Allen Lazard and Marquez Valdes-Scantling shine in Week 1 against Minnesota. 

As the Green Bay Packers' offense looks to become more unpredictable, it's Tyler Ervin's skill-set and versatility that could play a major role in helping them achieve that. 

As uncertainty still surrounds the right tackle position for the Green Bay Packers, could we see Elgton Jenkins make a move?

Josh Jackson has taken his lumps during his first two NFL seasons, but after a solid training camp, Mike Pettine told reporters that Jackson will play "significant minutes" this season.

As Marquez Valdes-Scantling looks to become a more consistent player, he continues to stack success with each passing practice. 

Over the offseason, the assumption was that the Green Bay Packers were going to move on from Lane Taylor. However, holding on to him while also creating some cap space is proving to be a savvy move. 

Working with the first team defense, Rashan Gary has been making standout plays in practice and appears poised to make that Year 2 leap.

It's a loaded running back room that the Green Bay Packers have, but after one week of camp, Dexter Williams' path to the final roster may be more clear than we think. 

GM Brian Gutekunst has compared A.J. Dillon to Eddie Lacy and for Green Bay Packers' fans, that's excellent news.

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