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<blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1100457" data-attributes="member: 10086"><p>In comes a positional breakdown.</p><p></p><p><strong>OC</strong> Sean is getting an array of Center work across an Offseason. That combined with the confidence he now has and the regularity with Love will only continue to help him in year 2. Similar to his delayed rise at RG, he’s a good player that still needs work to grow.</p><p></p><p><strong>LT</strong> *Jordan Morgan played 3 seasons at the University of Arizona. He was one of the Top 5 OL prospects in his draft and obviously we do homework on Day1 picks. GB saw enough of Rasheed after he hit a plateau. Rasheed wasn’t bad overall, but he was a poor graded Run blocker (see the theme here?) So far Jordan been one of the top 5 most impressive O players mentioned in Camp. It’s not surprising, it’s his natural position for once and he’s getting a full body of work at it.</p><p></p><p><strong>LG</strong> *In enters RD5 Jacob Monk at LG to replace Banks and he’s picking up where he left off after coming off IR against MN week 18, 2025. He was one of the highest graded O players that game and we took notice. He’s probably good enough to start, but do you sit a veteran we’re paying $19mil annual? That’s a tough choice but you go with continuity imo. The only ? Is will Banks start the season on injury designation idk.</p><p></p><p><strong>RT</strong> From all recent reports Zach is going to be ready to go Week 1. Enough said I shouldn’t have to Defend our best OL.</p><p></p><p><strong>RG</strong>. It’s Belton’s job to lose but there a frenzy of capable players behind him.</p><p></p><p>*In enters OT John Williams from RD7 2025. He’s literally being trusted like Morgan was in 2025 and has played ALL 5 position groups thus far. He’s gotten public praise from his Coaches so much they are trying to see how to fit him in a crowded OL and he’ll get plenty of looks this Preseason.</p><p></p><p>*In enters RD5 2026, Jager Burton, who has impressed for a Rookie. He’s got the build of a prototype IOL. He’s big and farm strong and has quick feet and natural instincts.</p><p></p><p>*In enters RD6, 2024 Travis Glover. He was being praised by MLF the week leading up to his injury last season. Can he regain that momentum? Idk but he’s absolutely another option to look at that we didn’t have in 2025.</p><p></p><p>Monk, Glover, Williams, Burton are all additions because none played more than 1 game in 2025. Morgan is an addition because he was a swing fill in player all over last season. Now he gets to stay put. The largest factor imo is called continuity at OL. Having guys that play games in unison is an underestimated positive. Belton and Rhyan both get their first legit offseasons at respective positions and BOTH have quantifiable playing experience. The chances of them regressing is near zilch. If anything the crowd of guys behind them will press them forward.</p><p></p><p>The OL depth is currently the best I can remember in several seasons. To the point that it’s debatable on who starts at both Guard spots. This is why when I hear the “old news” negative talk about how we have losses over gains at OL? It just almost sounds like reporting news that’s dated imo. The Packers aren’t living in October of 2025 it’s 2026!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldSchool101, post: 1100457, member: 10086"] In comes a positional breakdown. [B]OC[/B] Sean is getting an array of Center work across an Offseason. That combined with the confidence he now has and the regularity with Love will only continue to help him in year 2. Similar to his delayed rise at RG, he’s a good player that still needs work to grow. [B]LT[/B] *Jordan Morgan played 3 seasons at the University of Arizona. He was one of the Top 5 OL prospects in his draft and obviously we do homework on Day1 picks. GB saw enough of Rasheed after he hit a plateau. Rasheed wasn’t bad overall, but he was a poor graded Run blocker (see the theme here?) So far Jordan been one of the top 5 most impressive O players mentioned in Camp. It’s not surprising, it’s his natural position for once and he’s getting a full body of work at it. [B]LG[/B] *In enters RD5 Jacob Monk at LG to replace Banks and he’s picking up where he left off after coming off IR against MN week 18, 2025. He was one of the highest graded O players that game and we took notice. He’s probably good enough to start, but do you sit a veteran we’re paying $19mil annual? That’s a tough choice but you go with continuity imo. The only ? Is will Banks start the season on injury designation idk. [B]RT[/B] From all recent reports Zach is going to be ready to go Week 1. Enough said I shouldn’t have to Defend our best OL. [B]RG[/B]. It’s Belton’s job to lose but there a frenzy of capable players behind him. *In enters OT John Williams from RD7 2025. He’s literally being trusted like Morgan was in 2025 and has played ALL 5 position groups thus far. He’s gotten public praise from his Coaches so much they are trying to see how to fit him in a crowded OL and he’ll get plenty of looks this Preseason. *In enters RD5 2026, Jager Burton, who has impressed for a Rookie. He’s got the build of a prototype IOL. He’s big and farm strong and has quick feet and natural instincts. *In enters RD6, 2024 Travis Glover. He was being praised by MLF the week leading up to his injury last season. Can he regain that momentum? Idk but he’s absolutely another option to look at that we didn’t have in 2025. Monk, Glover, Williams, Burton are all additions because none played more than 1 game in 2025. Morgan is an addition because he was a swing fill in player all over last season. Now he gets to stay put. The largest factor imo is called continuity at OL. Having guys that play games in unison is an underestimated positive. Belton and Rhyan both get their first legit offseasons at respective positions and BOTH have quantifiable playing experience. The chances of them regressing is near zilch. If anything the crowd of guys behind them will press them forward. The OL depth is currently the best I can remember in several seasons. To the point that it’s debatable on who starts at both Guard spots. This is why when I hear the “old news” negative talk about how we have losses over gains at OL? It just almost sounds like reporting news that’s dated imo. The Packers aren’t living in October of 2025 it’s 2026!! [/QUOTE]
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