... the team everyone predicted them to be after the preseason.  The team’s lack of discipline when it comes to penalties is most alarming as it has been killing drives for the offense, eliminating yardage gained by special teams, and taking away opportunities for the defense to get off the field. 

Green Bay’s offense has disappointed as they have blocked poorly in both the running game and the passing game, been horribly inefficient in the red zone, and have managed not to stay healthy across the board. 

The defense, on the other hand, looks to be on the rise after an up-and-down five games to start the season.

Penalties have always been a problem for the Packers and they are well-aware of it; they finished second to Dallas last year for most in the league while leading the league in penalty yardage.Â...

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