There is no more Packersy offensive lineman in the 2026 NFL draft than Texas A&M Center tackle, Trezune the third.

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It is a goodies, guys, today with Texas A&M offensive lineman Trey Zune the 3rd.

We're going to break down what he is as a player, what he does well, what he struggles with,

and his fit for the Green Bay Packers.

And just like Deni Dennis Sutton, the last Goody's guy we did,

there is not an offensive lineman,

more Packers typey than Trezune in this draft. 6-6-312. I think he's 6-5 and a half,

but it rounds to 6-6, 312 pounds, 9.96 relative athletic score. We're talking about one of the most athletic

offensive linemen in this draft, and he spent five years at Texas A&M. He's already 23 and a half,

which for the Packers, not a problem because guess what? He can come right in and contribute

if you need him to. He played tackle in college.

He played center in college. In fact, I watched a game where he played both against South Carolina.

He played center, then he moved to tackle, then he moved back to center, then he moved back to tackle.

In the same game, if that doesn't say, if that doesn't

scream Packers, I don't know what does. Now, 32 inch arms. That's why a collegiate tackle is

being talked about as an interior offensive lineman in the NFL. But you know what? He's so good

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