Green Bay Packers has become better in many ways in the 2024 season, mainly in terms of winning more games and a significant improvement in defense in the first year under the leadership of Jeff Haffa. But it would not be unfair to say that Packers did not reach their potential in 2024. Due to the number of individual players or groups of positions, it took a step back or not to take a significant step forward.
The passing game and the defensive front were particularly troublesome areas according to the PFF class – Jordan Love and five of its main goals withdrawn compared to 2023, and everyone except one player from the defense front stood up.
When Push arrived to push in gigantic games, the Packers were not good enough in a passing game or disturbed the front in defense.
Here is a closer look at the players who were best for Packers in 2024, using individual general grades from Pro Football Focus as our guide:
These Luke Musgrave
2023 Class: 68.1
2024 Class: 47.1
Regression: 21.0
Musgrave only played in eight matches, but he stepped back as a huge step as a running blocker and managed to catch only seven nine goals on 45 yards on 73 routes. In 2023 he moved from the supplementary weapon to almost nothing in 2024.
WR BO MELTON
2023 class: 83.4
2024 class: 63.2
Regression: 20.2
After catching 18 out of 26 goals and an average of 2.68 yards per run on the route last year, Melton managed only nine fishing on 19 goals and an average of 0.99 yards for the route in 2024. He finished only one half over 20 yards.
DL TJ Slaton
2023 Class: 62.3
2024 Class: 43.0
Regression: 19.3
While ESPN Analytics perceived Slaton as the best defensive equipment in football through Run Stop Win, PFF gave him impoverished evaluation against escape. In fact, he assessed as one of the worst NFL defenders against the run. Slaton also missed five attacks and created less pressure as summarizing in 2024.
Wr Dintayvion Wicks
2023 Class: 77.8
2024 Class: 65.1
Regression: 12.7
Wicks dropped nine passes and had the highest index of the NFL decline in 2024. Only 1.41 yards permeated and caught three out of 15 fishing possibilities.
DL Kenny Clark
2023 Class: 70.4
2024 class: 60.0
Regression: 9.6
After producing 66 pressure in 2023, Clark had only 34 during the very disappointing season 2024. He was only one bag and four hits of the playmaker, and his assessment of the defense of Run again fell below 60.0. 21 stops Clark was the second first in the season since his debut year.
Lukas from Ness
2023 Class: 62.3
2024 class: 53.5
Regression: 8.8
Counting after the season, Van Ness had more pressure as a debutant in 2023 (22) compared to the 2024 season (20). He also created more stops as a debutant (21 in 2023 compared to only 17 in 2024). His racing assessment dropped by more than 14 points to 46.0. The breakthrough from the second year did not happen.
DL Karl Brooks
2023 Class: 69.8
2024 class: 61.7
Regression: 8.1
His influence of Rzecza collapsed, left more fights and fought with the run. His assessment of applications fell by almost nine points, although its number of pressure dropped from 30 in 2023 to 28 in 2024. There was a lack of great interference.
QB Jordan Love
2023 Class: 83.6
2024 Class: 75.8
Regression: 7.8
After producing 37 “Big Time Rock” in 2023, Love was only 17 in 2024. His percentage of “dignified turnover” also jumped slightly. He was harassed by 26 drops. On the other hand, more yards were hypheated by the test, had a better corrected percentage of completion and reduced the percentage of pressure on the ribbon.
DL Colby Wooden
2023 Class: 57.6
2024 class: 50.0
Regression: 7.6
Wooden took less pressure and fewer stops on the almost the same number of snaps as the second year player in 2024. His defense class (47.7) was once again very frail.
De Rashan Gary
2023 Class: 79.0
2024 Class: 73.0
Regression: 6.0
On more or less the same number of trials for the application, the number of Gary’s pressure increased from 66 in 2023 to just 49 in 2024. By tracking Pff Gary had only 16 bags or hits of the playmaker, from 23 in 2023. He created more stops (33 compared to 27 in 2023) and omitted smaller equipment (4 compared to 8 in 2023). The name of the game for Edge Rushers disrupts the playmaker.
Kingsley Enagable
2023 class: 62.5
2024 Class: 56.8
Regression: 5.7
Despite the game of more Snaps, Enagbare created less pressure (26 in 2024, 27 in 2023) and less connected bags and hits of the playmaker (12 in 2023, 9 in 2024). His defense assessment ran slightly and forced two fumble. But he also committed seven penalties, compared to just two last season.
WRA Romeo Dubebs
2023 Class: 73.6
2024 class: 69.7
Regression: 3.9
Doubs dropped the application as a slightly higher indicator in 2024, but besides, it was quite consistent compared to 2023. One great regression: Doubs created the first 49 falls through half in 2023, but only 34 in 2024.
LB Isaiah McDuffie
2023 Class: 57.1
2024 Class: 55.4
Regression: 1.7
McDuffie left 11 attacks and had a higher percentage of skipping in 2024, and its range assessment dropped significantly to 46.4 – largely due to the resignation of five application applications. He produced more pressure (8) and stops (28).
Wr Jayden Reed
2023 Class: 73.3
2024 Class: 71.7
Regression: 1.6
Reed dropped 10 passes, good for the third most of all receivers. Drops and impoverished second half of the 2024 season prevented the real breakthrough season for Reed, which still on average over 15.0 yards for fishing and 2.20 yards per route – both excellent grades for the gap receiver.
Lb quay walker
2023 class: 58.5
2024 Class: 57.4
Regression: 1.1
A tiny height of the second half is not enough to create a breakthrough season for Walker, which was still fighting within range (grade 50.6). He was better as a hopier, but its number of stops increased from 43 in 2023 to 33 in 2024.
Other regression
CB Corey Ballentine (-7.3): After playing in over 500 snaps in 2023, Ballentine was on the pitch for only 75 snaps in defense in 2024. He missed the equipment and gave up the filter pass.
You Ben Sims (-6.1): Sims played more or less the same number of snaps in 2024, as in 2023, but he took a decent step back in terms of blocking of gears, and his main responsibility as the exact end of 3.
C Josh Myers (-0.5): The center of the fourth year did not take a step in the contract year. He gave up a smaller number of bags (1 in 2024 compared to 5 in 2023), but gave up more pressure (31 in 2024 compared to 28 in 2023). According to the overall rating of 54.2, Myers took 28 place of 29 centers qualifying at the NFL.
Also indicated
Veteran Edge Rusher Preston Smith withdrew almost nine points before he was sold to Pittsburgh on time.
The returning kick Keisean Nixon withdrew more than five points as returning and produced only one return 40 or more yards in 2024.
