Packers rookie Jager Burton pushing for offensive line role
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 9:09 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed optimism about rookie Jager Burton's potential impact on the offensive line during a news conference on June 10, 2026. With Aaron Banks sidelined for minicamp, Burton is getting significant snaps at left guard. LaFleur noted that Burton is becoming more comfortable and is expected to compete for playing time. The Packers' offensive line features several experienced players, including Jordan Morgan and Zach Tom. Other players making strides include tight end Josh Whyle and wide receiver Savion Williams, who is now healthy after a foot injury last year.
- •Jager Burton is taking snaps at left guard during minicamp.
- •Aaron Banks is in the rehab group, opening opportunities for Burton.
- •Matt LaFleur commended Burton's growing comfort level in drills.
- •Josh Whyle is stepping up in a thin tight end room.
- •Savion Williams aims to make an impact after recovering from injury.
- 9:09 PMYahoo Sports — Packers coach Matt LaFleur expects Jager Burton to push for playing time
"The Green Bay Packers have some options on the offensive line. Rookie Jager Burton will have a chance to help on the interior.
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