The Green Bay Packers beat the Washington Commanders 27-18 and had a great performance on 'Thursday Night Football,' but not everything is great news in Green Bay. During his post-game press conference,

It did not take long for Matt LaFleur to come unglued Thursday night. The Packers coach was seen exploding on the sideline after confusion by defensive lineman Kingsley Enagbare slowed down the team’s plan to go for it on fourth down.

The Green Bay Packers face a big challenge against the Washington Commanders on Thursday night, but Matt LaFleur is getting his team ready.

The play call and in-game adjustment gives us a small glimpse into the on-the-fly planning that occurs in-game based on what the players and coaches are seeing. It was a route adjustment on a play action concept that Love suggested in preparation for week four but they never got the coverage they wanted to test it out. From the article:

After a thrilling 27-13 week one victory over the Lions — where Parsons recorded a sack, tackle, a stuff and forced a turnover — Matt LaFleur’s 1-0 Green Bay Packers are returning home for a second game at Lambeau Field.

One of the least expensive and one of the most expensive games on the Green Bay Packers' schedule fall during the next four matchups.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur admits he “despises” seven-on-seven drills, but he ran them in practice so he could get injured Jordan Love some snaps.