The Green Bay Packers' offense had its ups and downs in Year 2 of Jordan Love's tenure. With the departure of his position coach, Love will look to take the next step and improve in 2025.

The Packers' offense struggled at times in 2024, especially in the second half of the season. They finished the year with a 11-6 record, but were eliminated in the wild-card round of the playoffs by the Philadelphia Eagles.

One of the main issues for the Packers' offense was turnovers. Love threw 11 interceptions in the regular season, the same number as he did in 2023. He also had three fumbles, two of which were lost.

In addition to turnovers, the Packers' offense also struggled with consistency. They had some big plays, but also had some long stretches where they couldn't move the ball.

Love will look to improve his consistency in 2025. He'll also need to work on his decision-making and accuracy. The Packers' offense will also need to find a way to be more productive in the red zone.

The Packers will return their same group of pass catchers from 2024, but they may look to add a receiver or two this offseason. They'll also need to address the offensive line, which struggled at times last year.

The Packers have some work to do this offseason, but they have the talent to be a playoff contender in 2025. With Love at the helm, they'll look to build on the success they had in 2024 and make a run at the Super Bowl.