Green Bay Packers’ Ever-Depleting Roster Falls in Overtime: What’s Next?

October 10, 2010   ·   Zach Kruse   ·   Jump to comments

Another Sunday for the Green Bay Packers, and yet another frustrating performance from a bunch that hardly bares the look of the Super Bowl darling they were in the preseason. 
The Packers have underachieved all season, and for the second time in five games, Green Bay paid the price in falling to the Washington Redskins 16-13 in overtime. 
And yet again, there were blunders from every single Packers' unit, including stars and role players, and five games into the season, you have to wonder if Green Bay has the kind of team that can make a deep run into the playoffs (or even get there). 
The Packers' offense, which everyone thought was going to put up monster numbers, simply hasn't been elite this season. 
Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers has yet to get into a rhythm we saw throughout last season, and the running game had been non-existent before today. 
On numerous occasions Sunday, for example, the offense was put in a position to k...

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