The Green Bay Packers seem to be peaking at the right time. They have scored 30 or more points across the last four games, having gone 3-1 over that timeframe.

Still, as Matt LaFleur stated in his locker room speech, there is plenty of room for growth after a disappointing second half against the Seattle Seahawks.

Over the last four games, Jordan Love has shown exactly why the Packers made him the then-highest-paid player in NFL history at the start of training camp.

He hasn’t had to be a superhero for Green Bay to flourish, but Love has thrown seven touchdowns and no interceptions over this four-game span. The Packers have also benefitted from Josh Jacobs’ scoring breakout, having put up 425 total yards and eight touchdowns over the past four games.

As for the receiving game, the Packers’ production has been widely dispersed. While they may not have a true WR1 like they did in the Davante Adams era, Green Bay has continued thriving.