It just feels like something is up with the Green Bay Packers, which is never ideal. For a Packers team that's done a lot of winning throughout much of its existence, any week that doesn't result in a win is typically going to be viewed as a disappointment.

Unfortunately for the Packers, even when they win, some still view it as disappointing. That was somewhat the case against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 4. 

The Packers were able to come away with a 17-14 win, but they didn't play great on the offensive side of the football. 

Quarterback Jordan Love wasn't bad by any means, going 22-for-30 with 197 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception, but their inability to get anything going on the ground was a problem, rushing for just 86 yards.

Green Bay was very lucky that its defense was able to play at the level it did, because scoring 17 points is typically not going to win games in the NFL.

Speaking to reporters after the game, head coach Matt LaFleur said he knows his team hasn't played well enough and that he's not satisfied with a 17-point showing.

“We’re never going to be satisfied with scoring 17 points in the game,” LaFleur said after the three-point win, per NFL.com. 

“That’s just not to our standard, and we’ve got to find ways, when we have opportunities in the red area, to convert. … Too many penalties. Turnovers. Ball carriers have got to hold onto the ball. We put the ball on the ground way too much. And this stuff’s got to get fixed, and it’s got to get fixed now.”

Ultimately, a win is a win for Green Bay, and it should be happy with that after a couple of tough losses to start the season.

Green Bay will arguably have its toughest game of the season coming up, taking on the Chicago Bears in what figures to be the best game of Week 5 between two of the biggest rivals in NFL history.

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