The Packers Have Been Gifted a Get-Right Game Against the Raiders

 

The Packers Have Been Gifted a Get-Right Game Against the Raiders

            Are the Packers in for a get-right game against the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday night primetime? I sure hope so.

            The Packers as a whole in the last three games haven’t showed much besides a few drives and the fourth quarter against the Saints. Obviously, this is a young team who has also dealt with a ton of injuries, but now is the time for the Packers to get right.

            The highs have been pretty high, and the lows definitely have been low in Green Bay early this season. But through four games and a long break in between this upcoming game, the Packers have a chance to correct mistakes and finally play a full game of complimentary football.

            When looking at the Raiders, they can be looked at pretty easily as a dysfunctional team. They’ve lost three straight games, and their head coach Josh McDaniels clearly doesn’t have the players interest as we can see through comments of frustration made by Josh Jacobs and Davante Adams.

            A win against the Raiders would help set the Packers straight going forward in their upcoming stretch of games following the bye week against the Broncos, Vikings, Rams, and Steelers. All games of which the Packers should have a chance to win barring injuries and setbacks.

            They need to win in Vegas first, they have to. Everyone on the Packers including the coaches got exposed against Detroit. The injuries definitely played a factor, but the gameplan, mindset, and physical approach brought to that game was very underwhelming. The matchup against the Raiders presents an opportunity for the Packers to get back on track as they head into the bye week.

The Packers offensive line has some adjustments and improvements to make ahead of this game as well. Nobody knows why offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich won’t play Yosh Nijman and won’t give him snaps on the field, especially now since Bakhtiari is officially done for the year. Still, the level of play needs to step up on the line and the mistakes are correctable.

            The Packers should come reenergized on gameday with the possible return of Jaire Alexander, Aaron Jones, Christian Watson, and maybe even Elgton Jenkins. They also will probably be without De’Vondre Campbell.

            Overall, the vibe going into this game should involve an angry Packers team who knows their capabilities and is going to take all their frustrations out against a Raiders team who has lost three straight and has no sense of motivation to play for Josh McDaniels.

            Real Packer Fans Know🧀