Packers offense limits possessions

(LEARFIELD) – It’s common sense that the ball control offense the Packers sought last season would limit the number of possessions.

The numbers prove it.

Green Bay averaged 8-point-9 possessions per game, and that’s the lowest rate of any NFL team since 1999.

SharpFootballAnalysis.com reports another impactful stat from the 2025 season comes from the defense.

Packers’ defenders produced at a top-five rate over the first two drives of games, but then became one of the worst units in the league after the third drive.

Packers ownership nuclear option: From what the others are saying file, Mike Florio says that the Packers do have an ownership option if they ever need to trigger it.

You can read about that here.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/packers-have-an-ownership-emergency-option-if-theyd-ever-need-to-use-it

Depth at wide receiver: Steve Smith Sr. has a lengthy analysis of the depth the Packers have a wide receiver here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BtCJJL5X1k