Insider Bombshell: The Packers Just Unleashed Their Secret Offense on the NFL

The Green Bay Packers showed a glimpse of how good they can be in their recent outing. Week 15 proved to be a coming-out party of sorts for some of the team's players as they pulled off an impressive display against their opponents. But a closer look at the snap counts reveals something even more intriguing - the emergence of Romeo Doubs with a vengeance.

According to the snap counts from Week 15, the team heavily involved Doubs, foreshadowing what might be a strong finish for the player this season. Doubs' rising importance on the field should provide optimism for Packers fans. Alongside his resurgence, the numbers tell the story of an otherwise well-allocated snap selection for the Packers offense, which they will look to replicate as they head into future games.

Meantime, other big events happened across the NFL. Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith left a recent game after knee injury that occurred in-game but fortunately, first glances at the extent of the damage show an outcome that is far more fortunate than some may have feared.

Most reports would have Seattles pass-happy offensive strategy in part over due to Smith’s involvement with Smith’s very ability to play a key part in what would ultimately become wins and that has for now been spared by the footballing gods.

This bodes well as the Seahawks will need the toughness and experience Smith brings to their games and so fortunately the damage sustained appears to not be of a severity requiring an immediate injury report that could knock him out for the rest of the season.

The bigger story seemed to show that even without any injuries Green Bay were the better of the two teams with solid snap allocation being the outcome for them on the day ending in their success.

The NFL injury news would never have ended for this week though as this was not the only serious damage sustained to a marquee player with Lions teammates from the Detroit list of registered players also experiencing much misfortune.

Key people are already lamenting the end of their season to the rising number of people showing on there long-term injury list. The recent trend unfortunately looks set to become a familiar one as more and more of their players succumb and are ruled out for their season or even possibly worse.

Lions can only bank on the law of averages though - that eventually the current situation regarding their players will take a complete about turn.

Its this unpredictability that keeps fans going and only time will tell if this holds true for all teams affected and which ones will stay free from the pressure mounting and those not lucky whom its hoped will return later this season.