The Green Bay Packers were smart to sign guard Lane Taylor to an extension, but the depth behind him and the rest of the positions on the offensive line could spell disaster this season.
The Packers moved up nine spots in the second round of the 2016 NFL draft to select offensive lineman Jason Spriggs at No. 48 overall.
But a little more than a year later, some aren't sure that move is paying dividends.
After cutting running back Knile Davis on Monday, the Packers have an open roster spot. The best way to use it would be to activate Corey Linsley from the PUP list.
What may be surprising to some is that the St. Louis Rams defense is statistically ranked only in the middle of all NFL defenses in total yardage allowed at 356.5 YPG. It is also vulnerable to the run and if the Packers can exploit it, they stand a good chance of winning this week's game at Lambeau Field.
In our best-case scenario, both Josh Sitton and T.J. Lang are named to the Pro Bowl. But in the worst-case scenario, J.C. Tretter loses out on the starting center job.
In our best-case scenario, David Bakhtiari builds off a promising rookie season. But in the worst-case scenario, Bulaga struggles to come back from a torn ACL.
The reduction of a dozen or so practices from previous years has Barclay focusing at tackle and guard despite the starting center job being up for grabs.
David Bakhtiari will play left tackle and Bryan Bulaga will play right tackle but the center position is still up in the air. We break it all down on Railbird Central.
On this Friday edition of the Pack-A-Day Podcast, Andrew Mertig and Kyle Fellows discuss the key matchups and x-factors for the Packers' upcoming Week 7 game against the Oakland Raiders.
