We’re in Packers purgatory here in Green Bay. Free agency has yet to officially begin, the draft is weeks away and OTAs won’t start until the kiddos are out of school. My fellow writers across this internet world are crushing draft analysis and free agency rumors. What’s a guy to do? What’s left to write…
Last week, we looked at the reasons why Jace Sternberger is well-positioned for the TE1 position in 2020. There is an obvious downside to this conclusion; namely that if a rookie who spent a majority of the season on IR is your primary tight end, the rest of the position group must not look great.…
Chris Lempesis is back with part two of his four-part “State of the Packers” series. In this edition, he’s looking at Green Bay’s wide receivers, tight ends and offensive linemen. Who should the Pack chase in free agency at WR? Should they sign TE Austin Hooper? What should they do with RT Bryan Bulaga? All…
Moving onto the first look at the defense for the Green Bay Packers, their defensive line was filled with dominant play from certain individuals (Kenny Clark), some players came into their own but still are struggling to carve out a regular role (Tyler Lancaster, Dean Lowry), and others are just trying to break into the…
It’s NFL Scouting Combine week, and draft hype is in full swing. Speculation runs rampant, and draft crushes are materializing. But the 2020 NFL Draft doesn’t start until April 23, and even free agency doesn’t start for another few weeks (March 18). While the offseason builds to its main events, it’s the perfect time for…
The final facet of the 2019 recap series for the offensive side of the ball for the Green Bay Packers is their offensive line unit, which withstood weekly onslaughts from some of the best defensive fronts in the league. From left to right, David Bakhtiari (LT), rookie Elgton Jenkins (LG), Corey Linsley (C), offseason acquisition…
The Green Bay Packers’ offensive line has some unique quirks among NFL teams. We see Aaron Rodgers sacked more frequently when we’d like, particularly on third down. But when one looks at the individual battles and context, this has more to do with Rodgers than the line. Rodgers tends to hold the ball for long…