Last week, I wrote extensively on the comparative “need” of the two problem areas of the Packers defense. Today, I’ll be diving in on the offensive side of things, with a quick trip into the troubled waters of the offensive line.
We all know the story by now. In the offseason of 2025, longtime center Josh Myers was allowed to leave the team, and the Packers plugged the hole he left in a bit of an unorthodox fashion.
Instead of making a 1 for 1 addition at the center position, in free agency or the draft, the team opted instead to move veteran guard Elgton Jenkins into the center role.