Jordy Nelson (left) and James Jones (right) look to help jump start the Packers’ offense this Sunday.
The Green Bay Packers are averaging 22.5 points, 247 passing yards and 75.5 rushing yards per game after the first two weeks of the NFL season. Compare this to the Packers in 2011 after week two, where they averaged 36 points, 409 passing yards, and 113.5 rushing yards per game.
So where is the explosive offense that we expect from the Packers?
According to head coach Mike McCarthy, it is too early to judge the offense, which he says will play better.
Audio: McCarthy says offense will play better :16
Wide receiver James Jones says it all comes down to the little things.
Audio: Jones talks about improving “little things” :22
Jones also commented on how teams are anticipating the deep ball, forcing the Packers to look for short passes and rely on the run game.
Another important factor is the opponents that the Packers have played. Week one and two of the 2012 season saw the Packers take on two of the better defenses in the NFC in the San Francisco 49ers and the Chicago Bears.
The Packers look to jump-start their offense against the Seattle Seahawks this Sunday in Seattle. Mike McCarthy said he’ll have a much better indication of where his teams offense is at after 5 or 6 games.
