Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur used the second of Jordan Love's three interceptions in their NFC wild-card playoff loss to the Philadelphia Eagles to illustrate why the offensive issues they experienced at times in Year 2 of Love's tenure weren't all on the quarterback.

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The Green Bay Packers were sent home from the postseason after a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Packers quarterback Jordan Love had a performance to forget.

Green Bay's offense stumbled to the finish line this season, but still showed signs of growth in Year 2 with Love at the helm.

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While Love's health was in question this week, the Packers also hope to see a strengthened defense as linebacker Quay Walker (ankle) and safety Evan Williams (quadriceps), who each missed the last three regular-season games, are expected to return.

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Now that the Packers have shifted into offseason mode, head coach Matt LaFleur believes that improving on a critical aspect of Love’s skill set could go a long way toward improving what became an underachieving offense down the stretch.