Matt LaFleur Critiques Packers' Pass Protection After Loss to Vikings

After the Green Bay Packers' 39-22 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, head coach Matt LaFleur addressed the team's pass protection issues, noting that quarterback Jordan Love faced significant pressure from the Vikings' defense.

LaFleur pointed out that there were several protection breakdowns that should not have occurred, emphasizing the need for better execution and communication among players. He acknowledged the challenge posed by the Vikings' defense, particularly in the demanding environment of the game.

Despite the struggles, LaFleur mentioned that the Packers had moments of success, with Love achieving 387 passing yards and an average of 18.4 yards per completion. However, he reiterated that the frequency of hits on Love, totaling 15, was unacceptable, and highlighted the need for adjustments moving forward.