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Jenkins would probably rock it, but I still don't want to see him moving all over the place. If 69 is out, who you think fills in?

1. Jenkins
2. Runyan
3. Wagner
4. Nijman (although to be fair, I have not seen him in quite a while)

Wagner got lit up last week, but I didn't think he was "Darryn Colledge" bad.

But I want to see what Jenkin's got. He's a possible option for the future.

What’s the word on Bak?

I am thinking they go Jenkins at LT and Runyan at LG if Bakh can't go. The question is if the Oline holds up what does this mean when it comes to re-signing Bakh. I still have the thought that it is best to Franchise him for a year and then let him walk.

Here we are back to playing musical chairs with the offensive line.
This has been a staple for the Green Bay Packers since the Ted Thompson days

Yesterday, Yooper yodeled

Here we are back to playing musical chairs with the offensive line.

We have been fairly fortunate over the years with our O Line in terms of injury (with the exception of Bulaga...who has missed a number of weeks already at SD)

I thought I also read Linsley was on the injury report with back issues.

We have been playing with fire for years with the Oline....and it may bite us in the ass soon.

We have had some hits....IMO Jenkins was a great pick any way you slice it. Productivity, value AND NEED.

Nevertheless the team has chosen not to address the OLine EARLY in the draft. When we are counting on 4th 5th and 6th round picks to step in in their 1st and 2nd years (especially without a pre-season) we are going pay a price.

In the off-season, we are going to have to allocate a lot of money to Linsley (who had been excellent IMO) and Bakhtiari or we will have huge holes to fill.

We have allocated money and draft picks to other positions, particularly defense (OLB and safety). Those investments need to become productive immediately or we could be in for some tough sledding.

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Yesterday, Yooper yodeled We have been fairly fortunate over the years with our O Line in terms of injury (with the exception of Bulaga...who has missed a number of weeks already at SD)

I thought I also read Linsley was on the injury report with back issues.

We have been playing with fire for years with the Oline....and it may bite us in the ass soon.

We have had some hits....IMO Jenkins was a great pick any way you slice it. Productivity, value AND NEED.

Nevertheless the team has chosen not to address the OLine EARLY in the draft. When we are counting on 4th 5th and 6th round picks to step in in their 1st and 2nd years (especially without a pre-season) we are going pay a price.

In the off-season, we are going to have to allocate a lot of money to Linsley (who had been excellent IMO) and Bakhtiari or we will have huge holes to fill.

We have allocated money and draft picks to other positions, particularly defense (OLB and safety). Those investments need to become productive immediately or we could be in for some tough sledding.

You are so right!
Protecting Aaron Rodgers SHOULD be a major concern. Yet they have treated it like just any guy can do it.
When your top guys go down, and you have to throw in linemen that are just so so, you are putting your future HOF QB in danger.
We have seen what Aaron Rodgers can do when he feels safe in the pocket, and how that goes to hell when he doesn’t feel safe. Night and day. The difference between having a shot to win, or getting blown out.

It’s kind of like putting bald tires on a race car. You’re probably going to have a blowout that will crash the car.
And Bahk probably doesn’t have that many years left, the same with our center. They better start thinking of getting some real replacements for those positions.
We probably have ARs replacement in Love, but again, if you don’t protect him either, you’re in trouble.

Cherub-like Cheesy chillingly chortled

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nicely played

It’s kind of like putting bald tires on a race car. You’re probably going to have a blowout that will crash the car.

a maleficent metaphor mandating mitigation.

David Bakhtiari ruled out for Packers' Week 7 game against Texans

We lose.