This is going to be a big one. There are a lot of opinions and a lot of realities at the offensive line position that are in conflict for the Green Bay Packers going into the 2026 season. Let’s talk about it all today.
Packers Offensive Line Depth Chart
- Jordan Morgan (LT)
- Aaron Banks (LG)
- Sean Rhyan (C)
- Anthony Belton (RG)
- Zach Tom (RT)
- Darian Kinnard
- Travis Glover
- Jacob Monk
- Donovan Jennings
- John Williams
- Brant Banks
- Dalton Cooper
- Karsen Barnhart
Even with Elgton Jenkins and Rasheed Walker out, it sure seems like the Packers’ starting offensive line of Jordan Morgan, Aaron Banks, Sean Rhyan, Anthony Belton and Zach Tom (left to right) is locked in for at least the 2026 season (if not the 2027 season, too). The fact that Green
Bay has already decided to put Banks’ 2026 cash payment on a cap credit card only means he’s more likely to make the 2027 roster than going into this offseason.
Honestly, the easiest starter the Packers can move off moving forward is center Sean Rhyan, who was given a three-year deal with a decent average per year, but the tradeoff was that he’s really only guaranteed one season and the next two years function as team options. Personally, I think that the Packers are more in the market for depth offensive linemen than starting offensive linemen, but we’ll have to see how it plays out on draft day. Generally, the team keeps 10 on its 53-man roster and 8 on the gameday 48-man roster.
Offensive Line Consensus Draft Board Rankings
- #5: Francis Mauigoa, Miami
- #11: Spencer Fano, Utah
- #12: Monroe Freeling, Georgia
- #16: Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State
- #21: Kadyn Proctor, Alabama
- #24: Caleb Lomu, Utah
- #26: Blake Miller, Clemson
- #36: Max Iheanachor, Arizona State
- #40: Emmanuel Pregnon, Oregon
- #42: Chase Bisontis, Texas A&M
- #58: Keylan Rutledge, Georgia Tech
- #59: Gennings Dunker, Iowa
- #62: Caleb Tiernan, Northwestern
- #74: Connor Lew, Auburn
- #80: Sam Hecht, Kansas State
- #95: Dametrious Crownover, Texas A&M
- #96: Logan Jones, Iowa
- #101: Jalen Farmer, Kentucky
- #104: Jake Slaughter, Florida
- #114: Brian Parker II, Duke
- #119: Austin Barber, Florida
- #121: Markel Bell, Miami
- #122: Jude Bowry, Boston College
- #127: Kage Casey, Boise State
- #128: Trey Zuhn III, Texas A&M
- #139: Billy Schrauth, Notre Dame
- #144: Isaiah World, Oregon
- #153: Keagen Trost, Missouri
- #154: Matt Glubin, Michigan State
- #159: Travis Burke, Memphis
- #160: Beau Stephens, Iowa
- #162: Jager Burton, Kentucky
- #163: Diego Pounds, Mississippi
- #167: Parker Brailsford, Alabama
- #174: Drew Shelton, Penn State
- #178: J.C. Davis, Illinois
- #180: Jeremiah Wright, Auburn
- #184: Febechi Nwaiwu, Oklahoma
- #198: Anez Cooper, Miami
- #202: Pat Coogan, Indiana
- #203: Logan Taylor, Boston College
- #205: Ar’maj Reed-Adams, Texas A&M
- #208: Carver Willis, Washington
- #217: Aamil Wagner, Notre Dame
- #239: Micah Pettus, Florida State
- #242: Fa’alili Fa’amoe, Wake Forest
- #243: Alex Harkey, Oregon
- #244: Micah Morris, Georgia
- #249: Fernando Carmona, Arkansas
- #257: Caden Barnett, Wyoming
While the Packers haven’t brought in an expected draft pick offensive lineman with their 24 confirmed pre-draft visits this offseason, the team has been confirmed to bring in Ohio State offensive lineman Ethan Onianwa and Illinois’ Josh Gesky for visits, likely as undrafted recruiting pitches. Onianwa was a big transfer portal prospect in 2025, but he didn’t end up winning the job with the Buckeyes. Despite being a backup, he still made the all-star circuit this offseason, a testament to how deep the top-end teams in college football are compared to the rest of the landscape.
Who do you want the Packers to add, and how high would you go at the position? Let us know in the comments section.
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