i vote it goes bahk, lang, linsley, sitton, and bulaga.. also please upload a video on jeff hafleys defensive scheme and what we can expect to see

It goes Reggie, Jay-Z, Tupac and Biggie, Andre from OutKast

My top 5 for 24' would be LT-Morgan, LG-Jenkins, C-Tom, RG-Rhyan, RT-Walker. I think Myers has been subpar so far in his career. Also, with him being an impending FA who most likely won't return next season, start to gel the future line this season. Why wait?

The Packers like Myers. He will start at center. Walker will start at left tackle with Morgan taking over. Jenkins at left guard. Ryan Monk will share right guard. Tom will be right tackle. When Morgan takes over Walker will be swing back up tackle

My bet is they carry on doing what they did last year and rotate positions in game. Walker/Morgan share LT snaps, EJ at LG, Myers at C, Rhyan/Monk (and at some point Jennings) share RG snaps, and ZT stays at RT.

Luke Tenuta will be back from injury. You should watch for him. I enjoyed the good volume ideas you covered in 19 minutes.

Thanks Bas! Great well research video. It's nice that you're including the tweets in your videos as I don't have a twitter account. Your 2025 lineup seems like a really good 2024 lineup as well. I thought it was very telling that the Packers chose Jordan Morgan over Graham Barton who was the betting favorite to be drafted at #25. That alone tells me that the Packers have already made up their mind as to their next center and that they are planning to use Morgan as LT. I don't really see a point in drafting Morgan, playing him as a guard (which he still needs to learn, he's never played any guard spot) and searching for a future center when you had a future all-pro center in Graham Barton available. Since they chose Morgan, it is clear that he's gonna be playing LT ASAP unless he's not ready by september. I believe in Morgan and I think he will start at LT week 1. My prediction for week 1: LT - Morgan LG - Jenkins C - Myers RG - Rhyan RT - Tom Monk will compete for the RG spot and if Rasheed Walker improves his consistency, they move Zach Tom to center and Walker plays RT.

Lineup number 5 is my favorite. Pass blocking would be on lock and the running game up the middle would be on point

I feel like we don’t need to rush Morgan into the lineup we can just let him ride the bench maybe not for the whole season if somebody ain’t doin good he can jump in there or injuries hopefully that doesn’t happen but honestly we don’t need rush him in there

I can definitely see 4/5 early in the season

should do a vid on who you think will make the the 53-man. for example i like anthony johnson jr, but not sure he’ll make it with the amount of dbs

Its amazing to me that everyone is ignoring the reality staring them in the face. What did they do at LT with Yosh and Rasheed? They had them rotate snaps. The likely outcome with Rasheed and Jordan Morgan is they start the season rotating snaps. They did the same thing with RG last year. I would expect them to do the same thing this year with Rhyan and whomever steps up as the #1 challenger. My money is on Donovan Jennings. Meyers might end up splitting snaps with Monk, but rotating centers might be a bridge too far. We'll see. But I fully expect LT and RG to be a ongoing competition involving snap sharing like they did last year.

If Zach Tom can be even better player at the guard position then they should most def move him inside and move walker to RT.

I like that 1st and 4th lineups for week1 it seems realistic and that 3rd lineup would probably be nice af 2025

.....How bout a update video on Mark Murphy creating a 3 headed monster of Gutey Ball and Lafleur..? Who would've thought that decision being so good it's never been spoken on...? Ball, Russ Ball is my favorite Packer currently...

You shoul ddo a travel blog to the game in Nashville!

#5 is my hope!

Packers claimed Spencer Waege of from 49ers. His brother and I are close so I can confirm it's real. Pronounced (way-jee)

I like lineup number 2, but wished they drafted immediate replacements for Myers and Rhyan.

Financially, Morgan at LT for five years is probably preferred by the front office. That alone extends the Super Bowl window

Bas, Love the content, but I don't think you put the right line up out there. In my opinion, the starting five go like: Morgan, Jenkins, Tom, Rhyan, Walker The Packers signaled how much they liked Rhyan last year and this off season.

I like Jordan Morgan will start at RT while moving Tom to Center Rhyan and Myers will compete at Guard along with Dillard Walker with the way he played at the second half of the Season will be our Left Tackle I can’t see them changing his position unless Morgan played out of his mind at Training Camp and the Preseason

Put Jordan at LT. I want to see what the first round pick can do.

I really think oline option 5 is the best. GO PACK GO

Go pack go

Green Bay’s offensive line coach, Adam Stenavich, hinted at possible changes involving Elgton Jenkins and Zach Tom, pointing towards a season start with Zach Tom possibly serving as a tackle. Despite newcomer Rasheed Walker’s capability, the Packers emphasis on Jordan Morgan hints at a significant role awaiting him, perhaps as the future left tackle, with Rasheed Walker potentially serving as a versatile swing tackle. Jordan himself expressed ambitions to solidify his position, stating that “he was out there today at left tackle”. He’s trying to show that he’s a true left tackle”. Such confidence suggests that Jordan Morgan is not just looking to fill a position but to excel and define the role for himself. If Matt Lafluer is committed to having the best lineup, adjustments including Rasheed Walker, and Josh Meyers will be crucial, showcasing the Packers strategic flexibility. Despite Jordan Morgan’s physical measurements, such as his shorter arm reach which is not typically ideal for tackles, Green Bay has successfully fielded players with similar builds in the past, with Bryan Bulaga serving as a prime example. This coming season will reveal how Jordan Morgan fits into the Packers evolving offensive line puzzle. Whether he ends up as a guard or tackle, his collegiate performance and physical attributes suggest he’s poised to make an immediate impact. The Green Bay Packers may have found a crucial piece in their quest to solidify their offensive line. Under the guidance of Luke Butkus and Adam Stenavich, Jordan Morgan has the perfect mentorship to develop into a linchpin for Green Bay’s offensive aspirations. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛

don't be surprised if Glover end up the RT starter by preseason. If its a true competition for the best 5 out there.... he might snag that spot. Might be: LT: Morgan LG: Jenkins C: Tom RG: Myers or Rhyan RT: Glover with Monk being eased in by the 25 season. Line would be GREAT and CHEAP for a few years. we could sign Love now....Slowly lock up our core WR whomever that 4-5 may be. Then the line. could be set up for at least a 10-12 year run with a base core on O and D

I’d take lineup number 6 . I honestly believe that Jacob Monk is better than Josh Myers . But I don’t see him starting over Josh Myers due to the experience Myers has with playing in front of Jordan love . But I 100 percent believe that Jacob Monk is going to be the steal of the this draft .

I think it’ll be Morgan LT jenkins LG TOM C and it’s open season on the right side of the line. Protect loves blind, you can make due with scheme alone on the right side.

Don’t be surprised if Monk impresses the staff enough to eventually start at center at some point this season. While not as big, he’s probably a better athlete than Meyers and certainly more explosive. If that happens, I think Tom will be the long term right guard with Walker moving over to right tackle, which arguably will suit him just as well as left tackle if not better. Morgan at left tackle while Jenkins plays left guard. I don’t see Meyers on the team next year and Rhyan may not be on the team the year after that

Why is everyone talking about monk and noone about Glover?

He just said he aint putting Travis Glover so he can learn

What about Sean Rhyan?

Don't forget Andre Dillard as a competitor for a spot

I would love to find a place to bet that Zach Tom will not be moved to center. You don’t move a top 5 tackle to center for any reason

My Prediction... LT- J. Morgan LG- E. Jenkins C- Z. Tom RG- J. Myers RT- R. Walker

Isnt white jerseys for home?

Would be tough if Sheed got did the same way Yosh did, but it might just be necessary yet again

The line is an integral part of a high performing offense. The Pack already have talent at key positions, and they just added more. It looks like the Pack ideally would like to move Jenkins to G but they need him to play swing tackle for the time being. Morgan has a lot of experience playing left tackle in college. However, he’s a rookie and it might be too much in year 1 for him to assume starting LT. We’ll have to see how he does in camp and preseason. Myers hasn’t been the rock at center, but he’s held his own in pass protection. Tom will probably stand pat at left tackle. I’m certain Monk will find a way into the rotation sooner than later. On paper, the Pack are doing well in regard to the Oline.

I do not see Morgan beating out Walker - I am not sure anyone but Joe Alt could beat him out in the 2024 draft

Why can’t yall just be patient lol 😂

Monk will be new center

Best 5 and best continuity is the best philosophy. I just don’t feel that this has been the case the last two years. Injuries aside, our O line seems to be being built by 6 year olds trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube. Projects here, rotating guards there, Newman still on the team, zero continuity. Jenkins injury made him an above average guard being paid like a tackle. Luckily Gute has drafted some good talent. I just question the coaching evaluations of said talent. Hopefully they can recognize the best 5 and stick to it.

I vote Dillard,Trente Jones, Glover, Newman, Caleb Jones

What's evident is, with so many questions we don't have a Oline anywhere as good as Detoilet. It sounds like we'll be on par with the Bears who's Oline will be filled with rejects other teams didn't want, and that isn't good. Hopefully there's at least five guy's that put in the extra effort over the offseason to build strength who will play better this year, and hopefully the rookies have enough pride to put in the work to be first string players. Is our Oline the worst, no, but it damn sure isn't the best, and if we're going to pay Love 50 million plus and expect him to win us a Superbowl we definitely need the Oline to be better.

Same old story, we keep drafting tweeners