Packers’ Adam Stenavich Sounds Off on Offense’s ‘Achilles Heal’

The Packers’ red zone offense has been woefully inadequate this season.

With the regular season coming to a close, Green Bay finished the 2025 campaign ranked 14th in the league, converting just 57.6 percent of trips inside the 20-yard line into touchdowns.

Far worse, over the final three games, Green Bay is cashing in trips into the red zone into touchdowns just over 12% of the time.

“That’s certainly been our Achilles heel as of late,” Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich told reporters, recently. “When you’re talking about offensive production and scoring points. I think what we do in the red zone is extremely important, as important as anything we’ve done. So we definitely need to be better there. We need to execute better down there, make sure we’re not getting into negative plays, make sure we’re not turning the ball over. We had a couple of turnovers down there. Where we get opportunities to score points, and score seven points, we’ve got to make sure we do it, especially when we’re playing really good teams.”

In Green Bay’s loss to the Bears, the Packers were held scoreless inside the 20-yard line. That kind of red-zone futility, again, could lead to an early postseason exit and an offseason’s worth of questions in Green Bay.