Matt LaFleur reveals Green Bay Packers may have finally found offensive line answer
The Green Bay Packers used their fourth different offensive line combination in four weeks during their Week 4 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The unit had its share of issues, but the latest configuration could be the closest indication yet of the group Green Bay plans to rely on moving forward. Laken Tomlinson and [...]
The Green Bay Packers have reportedly found an offensive line configuration that could be their reliable answer moving forward. In their Week 4 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the team used a combination of Laken Tomlinson and Travis Glover at left and right guard, respectively. This marks the most promising duo at the interior spots for the Packers so far.
Head Coach Matt LaFleur expressed his enthusiasm after reviewing the game film, stating that the two new starters performed well together. Tomlinson, in particular, appears to have a good chance at securing the left guard job for the remainder of the season. The Packers have gone through four different offensive line combinations in just four weeks, and Tomlinson's performance could be the closest indication of the group they plan to rely on in the future.
Overall, Tomlinson's 69.1 grade as a run blocker suggests he is a meaningful upgrade at the position, making him Green Bay's highest graded left guard through four weeks.
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