Packers Blitz - Episode #133 Ugly Jets Win, Lucas Van Ness Breakout & Packers vs. Falcons Preview

<p>The <strong>Green Bay Packers are back in the win column — but it wasn’t pretty.</strong></p><p>On Episode #133 of <strong>Packers Blitz</strong>, John and Andy break down Green Bay’s wild <strong>20–17 overtime victory over the New York Jets</strong>, a game that featured a fourth-quarter comeback, outstanding special teams, a strong defensive effort, and an offense that left plenty to be desired.</p><p>The Packers erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit and snapped a six-game losing streak, but the performance raises a major question: <strong>Why does Green Bay continue to play down to its competition?</strong></p><p>John and Andy break down everything that went right — and plenty that went wrong — against New York.</p><p><strong>THE GOOD:</strong> Green Bay’s special teams finally looked special. <strong>Skyy Moore</strong> provided a huge spark in the return game, while the Packers defense made enough plays to keep the team alive.</p><p><strong>THE BAD:</strong> The offense struggled badly. <strong>Jordan Love</strong> finished 18-of-29 for 145 yards and two touchdowns, while Green Bay continued to struggle running the football and protecting its quarterback.</p><p><strong>THE DOWNRIGHT UGLY:</strong> Penalties. The Packers committed <strong>18 penalties</strong>, continuing an alarming early-season trend that John and Andy believe has to be cleaned up immediately.</p><p>They also discuss Matt LaFleur’s play calling, Green Bay’s tendency to repeatedly run on first down, offensive-line problems, injuries, and whether the Packers need to become much more aggressive offensively.</p><p>There wasn’t much to celebrate offensively, but <strong>Lucas Van Ness</strong> delivered a monster performance on defense.</p><p>Van Ness recorded <strong>six pressures, 1.5 sacks, four quarterback hits, 10 tackles, seven solo tackles and three tackles for loss</strong> while earning an 81.2 PFF grade.</p><p>Then there was <strong>Skyy Moore</strong>.</p><p>Moore exploded on special teams with a <strong>63-yard punt return and 43-yard kickoff return</strong>, giving Green Bay the kind of field-position weapon Packers fans have been waiting to see.</p><p>Could Moore become Green Bay’s next great return specialist?</p><p>The Packers won, but John and Andy aren't letting the offense off the hook.</p><p>They discuss:</p><ul><li>Jordan Love’s inconsistent performance</li><li>Green Bay’s predictable first-down play calling</li><li>The struggling rushing attack</li><li>Offensi