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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JBlood" data-source="post: 498760" data-attributes="member: 16"><p>2009 20 different line combinations during that season alone.   The Packers pride themselves by taking linemen that are versatile, ie,  Workmen good at everything but masters of nothing.  It's helpful when injuries occur, but leads to instability at all the positions, imo.  MM and Campen openly disagreed whether Lang was a tackle or guard, for instance.  Thompson's   drafted 15 o- linemen to 2012 (plus several undrafted f.a's) and 6 are still with the team.  Colledge, Moll, Barbre, Giacominni all saw some time on the lines--most at more than 1 position.    Moll and Barbre were horrible, but still given a chance to start--at the risk of the QB more than anyone else.  The o-line has been a weakness.   The personnel has changed repeatedly, both individually and by position.   The o-line coach remains the same.  Maybe it's the coach.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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