Packers must account for weak link at pivotal position to have any chance at contending
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The Packers’ offense, at least on paper, should have plenty of firepower.
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Quarterback Jordan Love is rightfully viewed by most NFL front office evaluators and coaches as an ascending star at the position, Matthew Golden, Christian Watson, and Tucker Kraft have the potential to be explosively prolific in the passing game.
However, there is one position group that could derail much of the optimism surrounding the Packers’ offense in 2026.
Packers’ offensive line is a major worry
Green Bay Packers offensive linemen Zach Bako-Bewele (50) and Jacob Monk (62) run through a drill during a joint practice with the Arizona Cardinals on Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2026, at Ray Nitschke Field in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin.Amid an offseason overhaul and with plenty of moving parts, the Packers’ offensive line opens the season as the biggest concern on the roster.
According to Pro Football Focus, Green Bay’s offensive line begins 2026 ranked 27th in the NFL.
“The Packers’ offensive line could look far better by the end of the season,” Gordon McGuinness writes for PFF. “But right now, the only player I have confidence in having a strong season is right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele. He has yet to produce a season with a PFF pass-blocking grade below 70.0, compiling PFF grades above 80.0 in each of the past two years. The other four starters have just one campaign with a PFF grade above 65.0 between them. The reality is that this group needs Jordan Morgan and Anthony Belton to take steps forward in their third and second years in the league, respectively.”
Green Bay is going to need some consistency to emerge, or else the expectations for the offense may need to be revised downward, amid a hyper-competitive division and lots of uncertainty up front.
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