Obviously, the Green Bay Packers’ offensive line right now is not great, especially in the run game. If you haven’t been watching games and need a glimpse into what the Packers have been producing this year with their line, take a look at this graph, which uses Pro Football Focus’ data and shows how poorly Green Bay’s guards (outside of Laken Tomlinson) have been in 2026 — particularly in the ground game.
There’s been a lot of debate
about who should be playing where this season, so I want to open up a thread for you guys to share your opinions. Earlier this week, offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich stated that the team initially planned on playing Kevin Zeitler as a starter when they signed him to a $4 million deal after the Packers’ Week 3 loss to the Atlanta Falcons, but due to Tomlinson’s surprising performance — along with their preference, at least momentarily, for Aaron Banks at left guard — Zeitler doesn’t have a starting spot on the team.
At the moment, the current “preferred” offensive line appears to be: Jordan Morgan, Banks, Sean Rhyan (currently out), Tomlinson and Anthony Belton (left to right). Belton stepped in for Zach Bako-Bewele, who had a season-ending knee injury early on in the season.
Other options include John Williams, the current replacement for Rhyan after Jacob Monk went on the IR, and the trio of Travis Glover, Jager Burton and Donovan Jennings, who previously contributed to the line before being processed out for alternatives. Zeitler and Mekhi Becton Sr., fresh off a call-up from the practice squad last week, are also on the active roster but haven’t played offensive snaps for Green Bay in 2026.
So, let’s hear it! Who do you want to start where in the second half of the season?
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