3 Biggest Questions Facing Green Bay Packers’ Offense Heading into 2020

Here are three big questions the Green Bay Packers’ offense must answer before the start of the 2020 regular season.

By just about any metric, the Green Bay Packers had a league-average offense last season. They ranked 15th in points scored and rushing yards, 16th in first downs, 17th in passing yards and 18th in total yards. That means there is a lot of room for improvement.

That improvement, however, is going to have come from within. They cut Jimmy Graham (who wasn’t a huge part of the offense anyway) and didn’t re-sign Bryan Bulaga. In their steed, Devin Funchess, the big free agent acquisition at wide receiver, has chosen not to play this season and Rick Wagner is in a tight competition for the starting right tackle job.

Green Bay did use their second and third round selections in the NFL Draft on running Back AJ Dillon and h-back Josiah Deguara respectfully. After them, no other major acquisitions were made on the offensive side of the ball…leaving plenty of questions that need answering…