The Green Bay Packers‘ offense has looked like a juggernaut at times, but they’ve also had some moments that have led to frustration.
While they looked great against the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders, their performance against the Cleveland Browns in Week 3 left a lot to be desired.
Of course, the Packers have been without several of their key offensive linemen, which certainly hasn’t helped Jordan Love have the best opportunity to succeed.
The results are staggering, and writer Wendell Ferreira noted the differences in success they’ve had between RT Darian Kinnard and RT Anthony Belton.
Packers with Darian Kinnard at RT
EPA/Play: +0.350
Success Rate: 53.9%
Total Plays: 115Packers with Anthony Belton at RT
EPA/Play: -0.154
Success Rate: 37.7%
Total Plays: 77— Wendell Ferreira (@wendellfp) October 7, 2025
Kinnard has been a consistent contributor to positive EPA/play and has a success rate of over 50%.
Belton, on the other hand, has a negative EPA/play, and his success rate is less than 38%.
This is a clear indication that the Packers desperately need to get their primary offensive line back if they want to be as efficient as possible.
Having a great offensive line can be the difference between a mediocre team and one that makes it all the way to the Super Bowl, and when healthy, the Packers certainly have the players on the roster that could help them do that.
Take the Philadelphia Eagles, for example, who have some great talents at every position, but thrive due to their elite offensive line, even without recent retiree Jason Kelce.
If the Packers follow that model and keep adding the necessary pieces in 2026 and beyond, Love could be set up for an even more successful career.
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