The Green Bay Packers are counting on Jordan Love and the passing game to take a step forward in 2025. In 2024, the Packers were 14th in the league overall with an average of 222.1 passing yards per game, though that also had something to do with the games missed by Love.
When Love was sidelined, Malik Willis was called upon to direct the offense on the field from under center, and that often led to rushing plays.
The Packers also had a very effective ground game to rely on, thanks to the arrival of running back Josh Jacobs to the team.
Green Bay Packers’ Kraft gets huge career projection from head coach
The gold standard of tight ends in the NFL in recent years can very much be just either Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce or San Francisco 49ers weapon George Kittle, and in the eyes of Packers head coach Matt LaFleur, Kraft will one day be on the level of those stars.
Via Brandon Carwile of Packers Wire:
In his second season, Kraft finished with 707 receiving yards, already the fifth most in a single season by a Packers tight end. Coming off his breakout year, Matt LaFleur was asked if Kraft could be a George Kittle or Travis Kelce type of player in his offense.
“100 percent,” was his response.
Kraft, who will be 25 years old in November, also has a shot at becoming just the first Packers ever to record at least 1,000 receiving yards in a season. If he is indeed to be a top-tier tight end in the league, it won’t hurt his image to have such a season.
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