Packers Stock Report: Five Up, 10 Down Through Disappointing Three-Game Start

Green Bay’s slow start has produced more “stocks down” than “stocks up” through a disappointing three-game opening stretch, after the Packers split their first two games and were badly beaten by the Falcons on Thursday night. With a 1–2 record, the report highlights quarterback Jordan Love as a major faller. Despite posting a career-high completion percentage, he ranks last in the league at 52.4%, and Pro Football Focus places him near the bottom with 36.0% under pressure; his clean-pocket rate is 63.5%. Running back MarShawn Lloyd also drops, totaling 68 rushing yards and ranking low among backs. On the plus side, WR Christian Watson is producing big plays when healthy, while Matthew Golden adds reliable production.