The Green Bay Packers can credit their offensive linemen as a major factor in their powerhouse offense. Despite key players missing time and frequent shuffles, the line perseveres. The Packers have relied on ‘next man up’ philosophy, and will have to do so yet again. Center Corey Linsley suffered a sprained MCL against the Bears…
After Sunday’s 34-31 loss to the Indianapolis Colts on the road, there’s plenty of things I could’ve chose to write about. Not all of them are positive. The defense surrendered over 400 yards, the Packers offense played uninspired for much of the second half and Marques Valdes-Scantling’s fumble in overtime had me laying face-down on…
If you haven’t forgotten that the Packers are one of six teams that remain undefeated, keep scrolling. OK, now that Tom Brady is here, here’s your friendly reminder that Green Bay is indeed 4-0. See you week 6, pal. Mark your calendar, in case you forget. Not even going to lie; for selfish reasons, I…
522 total yards, 158 rushing yards and zero sacks allowed. If I would’ve predicted those stats for the offensive line before the game started on Sunday in Minneapolis, I’m pretty sure you would’ve laughed. After all, the Vikings were one of the top pass-rushing defenses in the league last year with 48 total sacks, and…
Packers’ training camp is finally upon us, after months of uncertainty around the NFL. One of the most fascinating and tangible storylines to follow in training camp are position battles. New blood and veteran losses create opportunities around the team, and fans want the best players to rise to the occasion. The Green Bay Packers…
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…
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…