Robert Griffin III believes the Green Bay Packers have reached a troubling point after their Week 3 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. The former NFL quarterback pointed to problems across the roster and questioned whether the team can turn things around after an uninspiring performance at Lambeau Field.
The Packers fell 27-17 to Atlanta on Thursday night, struggling to establish a consistent offensive rhythm throughout the game. Their inability to protect Jordan Love, generate a reliable rushing attack and keep the Falcons from controlling the ground game created problems that repeatedly put Green Bay behind.
The offensive line was particularly concerning as Atlanta generated pressure and disrupted the Packers’ ability to move the ball. Green Bay also struggled to create running lanes, while its defense allowed Bijan Robinson to produce a strong performance on the ground, exposing another weakness that contributed to the home defeat.
The loss also highlighted the pressure on the team’s quarterback to create more opportunities when the traditional running game is not working. Green Bay could benefit from incorporating more designed quarterback runs, run-pass options and quick passing concepts to give the offense additional ways to move the chains and create space for its running backs.
Former NFL Star Robert Griffin III Calls Green Bay Packers’ Offensive Line the Worst Right Now
According to Griffin, Green Bay’s offensive line has been named the worst in the league right now. This can be seen in a post he made on his official X account.
Falcons Packers Game Breakdown
3 Things we learned from the Falcons
1. Bijan Robinson is the Earth, Wind and Fire of the Atlanta Falcons. Not just the offense, but also the defense. When he gets 30 touches a game both sides of the ball play better.
2. Michael Penix Jr and… pic.twitter.com/fhBQDQwH4K
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The situation carries greater significance because the organization committed to its key decision-makers during the offseason. The quarterback, head coach and general manager all received contract extensions, placing increased importance on finding solutions quickly and demonstrating progress during the 2026 season rather than allowing early problems to become persistent issues.
There was also a notable accomplishment on the opposite sideline, as Michael Penix Jr. returned from a difficult injury history and helped Atlanta secure an important road victory. For Green Bay, however, the defeat raised serious questions about its offensive identity, line play and rushing attack, leaving the team with considerable work to do before it can regain momentum.
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