
The Green Bay Packers showed signs of progress in Week 4, with quarterback Jordan Love demonstrating improved composure and decision-making after a shaky start to the season. Love’s poise in the pocket was a marked contrast to earlier struggles, where his confidence appeared shaken by inconsistent protection from the offensive line.
A standout moment came when Love held the ball longer than usual on a quick-pass play, trusting his line to buy extra time for a checkdown—something he likely would have avoided in previous weeks. The offense also found newfound balance, with the running game contributing meaningfully for the first time since Week 1, even if execution wasn’t flawless.
The backs frequently went down on first contact, but the ground game’s presence forced defenses to account for play-action, a critical adjustment after a weak showing against Atlanta. Meanwhile, running back MarShawn Lloyd made headlines with a jaw-dropping hurdle play over a Bucs defender, a move reportedly encouraged by Packers coaching staff after a prior fumble on a low-block attempt.
Love’s only true miscues included a deep throw to J. Michael Sturdivant, who appeared to slow down on the route, and an interception that stemmed from a defender breaking coverage rules rather than a quarterback error.
The Bears test the Packers next, offering a chance to build on these encouraging trends.

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