GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — There are plenty of issues hindering a Green Bay Packers offense that has produced just 10 points over its past six quarters.

The Packers have a pretty good idea where the problems start.

“If we don’t block better, it’s hard to do anything,” coach Matt LaFleur said Monday, a day after an embarrassing 27-10 home loss to the New York Jets. “And I think that was the No. 1 issue yesterday.”

The Packers are searching for ways to boost their offense as they carry a two-game skid into a three-game road swing.

Green Bay is scoring 17.8 points per game to rank 24th out of 32 teams, and a closer look at the numbers tells a more troubling story.

The Packers have scored on 27.9% of their possessions. The only team with a worse percentage is the Washington Commanders, who host Green Bay on Sunday.

“This is the NFL, so nobody is going to feel sorry for you,” quarterback Aaron Rodgers said after the game. “Let’s get back to business. If it is good enough when we were 3-1, it’s got to be good enough when we’re 3-3. We can’t ride the roller-coaster wave of emotions.”

Rodgers was sacked four times by a Jets defense that produced nine quarterback hurries.

“The film, the eye in the sky, doesn’t lie,” left tackle David Bakhtiari said Sunday. “We’ve got to go back, we’ve got to correct, we’ve got to be honest with ourselves. It’s something that we talked about with the line. When you put that out there, that’s blood. And that’s what the defense — sharks — are going to look at. Until you fix that, they’re going to keep attacking that.”

The Packers (3-3) tried making one change to the offensive line Sunday when they put Jake Hanson in for Royce Newman at right guard, though Newman returned once Hanson went down with a biceps injury.

LaFleur was asked Monday about the possibility of moving right tackle Elgton Jenkins back to guard, where he was a Pro Bowl performer in 2020.

“I think everything’s up for discussion,” LaFleur said.

The versatile Jenkins filled in for an injured Bakhtiari capably at left tackle last year before a torn anterior cruciate ligament ended his season, but he has struggled at right tackle this year.

“I’m not opposed to any position at this point — especially with these past two weeks,” Jenkins said Monday. “Whatever helps the team and whatever helps us win, I’m with it.”

WHAT’S WORKING

The Packers limited Jets QB Zach Wilson to 110 yards passing and allowed only one completion of longer than 16 yards. The Packers are giving up a league-low 164 yards passing per game, though they have intercepted just one pass all season. … The Jets went 1 of 11 on third-down conversion attempts.