It will forever be he game where Jordan Love came in to relieve Aaron Rodgers and showed the potential to be Green Bay's "Quarterback of the Future." In that 40-33 loss at Lincoln Financial Field, Love completed 6 of 9 passes for 113 yards and a touchdown.

In that Sunday Night game, there was also a glimpse of the Jordan Love-Christian Watson connection, as the two hooked up for a 63-yard touchdown catch. Watson, who finished with four catches for 110 yards, was in the middle of a stretch where he scored eight touchdowns in four games.

Hopefully 10 to 9 has a lot 12 to 87 memories pic.twitter.com/3CR6bJwS79

— MMcLaugh (@McLaughlinMitch) May 14, 2023

For many, the excitement for the 2024 season comes from having this influx of young talent on the offensive side of the ball, much different from 2022. The weapons going into that were Jones, Dillon, Lazard, Watkins, Cobb and Tonyan. Watson and Doubs emerged as a potential gamebreakers with their play for parts of their rookie years.

Coming into this season, the media's favorite topic for the Packers' offense would be "Who would be the No. 1 receiver?" But with Watson, Doubs and the second-year players (Wicks, Reed, Melton, Kraft, Musgrave), opponents could have a tough time focusing on just one or two players.

"I want to vomit every time I hear 'number one wide receiver' to be honest with you. It drives me crazy. That's something that YOU guys talk about. I feel like we have a bunch of them." Matt LaFleur

— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) August 12, 2024

Last season, seven different Packers led the team in catches in a game and eight different in yards in a game. The leader in both? Romeo Doubs. Four others led either category at least three times: Reed, Musgrave, Wicks and Watson.

But what's so startling looking back to the last Packers-Eagles game is how different the Packers offense will look from that Week 12 game almost two years ago.

The Packers offense will have only four players on the field who played in that game at Philadelphia. The list is: Love, Watson, Elgton Jenkins and Josh Myers. Zach Tom dressed for the game but was a DNP. Romeo Doubs was inactive because of injury.

The offensive starters for that game: Rodgers, Aaron Jones, Watson, Allen Lazard, Samori Toure, Marcedes Lewis, David Bakhtiari, Jenkins, Myers, Jon Runyan Jr and Yosh Nimjan. Other offensive players to play that night were Sammy Watkins, Randall Cobb, AJ Dillon, Patrick Taylor, Josiah Deguara, Robert Tonyan and Tyler Davis.

In that game, Jones, Dillon, Cobb, as well as Watson all scored their longest touchdowns of the 2022 season.

In seasons where Rodgers started at least 15 games, the 2022 Packers offense was the lowest performing in the Rodgers Era, scoring just 21.75 points per game. The only seasons worse the last 20 years were 2005, 2006 and 2017. Last season the Packers scored only 380 points (compared to 370 in 2022), scoring 309 points in the final 12 games, including the two playoff games, a 25.75 average.