Green Bay Packers are cooking with peanut oil right now on offense. They have the best offense in football, and it’s not up for debate. Sure, the Kansas City Chiefs are good but until Week 3, we did not see a ton with that offense. Seattle is up there too, and Baltimore is included in the mix. But no team is scoring and operating at such a high level right now. Brian Baldinger who does ‘Baldy’s Breakdowns’ each week where he grinds last week’s NFL tape showcased why the Packers offense is so good. This video will teach you a lot about the Packers’ offense and why they thrived against the New Orleans Saints.

This is an enjoyable watch. Packers look amazing offensively with all the stuff they’re doing at the line. Baldinger calls out how Green Bay has won 18 of its last 22 games. That’s a wild number, right? Even people in Wisconsin take them for granted a little bit. This is honestly the best stretch run for the Packers since 2010 into 2011. One of my favorite parts of watching this from Week 3 is they weren’t doing all of this stuff in Week 1 or Week 2. There is little chance that Green Bay becomes predictable on offense. Something we saw with Mike McCarthy.

Last night on the podcast, I mentioned the Packers got off to fast starts with McCarthy then would hit a downturn then pop back up. There are multiple examples of Green Bay starting 5-0 or something close to that than falling apart only to figure it out and be a 10-6 ball team. That doesn’t feel like this should happen to this team. Will Green Bay lose some games? Sure. I admire my fiancee’s grandmother who says they’re going undefeated but don’t think that’s on the table yet. This offense is tough to figure out for defenses, and hopefully, LaFleur can keep people on their toes.

Charlie.