Packers offensive line ranked 29th in NFL heading into 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 5:58 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Brandon Thorn has ranked the Green Bay Packers' offensive line as the 29th best among 32 NFL teams entering the 2026 season. Following a disappointing 2025 campaign, the Packers are set to start several new players, including left tackle Jordan Morgan and center Sean Rhyan. Thorn highlights significant question marks, particularly at left tackle, and raises concerns about the depth of the line. The Packers will need improvements from their new starters and returning players like Zach Tom, who is recovering from knee surgery, to enhance their outlook for the season.
- •Packers OL falls into the lowest tier among NFL offensive lines.
- •Jordan Morgan replaces Rasheed Walker at left tackle.
- •Sean Rhyan takes over as center after ending 2025 season there.
- •Zach Tom, the best lineman, is recovering from knee surgery.
- •Concerns linger over the overall health and performance of the line.
- 5:58 PMYahoo Sports — OL expert ranks Packers OL as 29th best in NFL entering 2026
"Brandon Thorn, an OL expert, ranked the Packers OL as the 29th best out of 32 NFL teams entering the 2026 season. Yikes!
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