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Welcome into an all new episode of the Packaday podcast. I'm your host,

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a ton. We've got a great episode for you today. We're going to be looking at offensive line targets, whether that be via free agency, trade, whether that be via resigning their own guys, cut candidates. We're not going to go into the draft today. We'll get to that eventually, but all other avenues to potentially acquire offensive line we're going to review today. Green Bay had a disappointing performance on the offensive line in 2025. They need to improve in 2026, and we'll look at some ways to potentially do that today. Before we get there, some news and notes per usual. First of all, thank you to Hobby for becoming a brand new Packaday podcast YouTube member. Hobby, appreciate you a ton. If you haven't checked out those options yet over on YouTube, make sure to do so. Otherwise, again, just make sure to like, subscribe, and comment, give those five-star reviews. All of those things help out the channel a ton. We do have a couple interesting notes. Mike LaFlor was introduced as a new head coach in Arizona. Of course, Matt's brother. Matt was there, answered a couple questions with the media. but kind of the interesting note there, Nathaniel Hackett, who just became the new quarterbacks coach in Miami under Jeff Halfley, who we worked with in Green Bay, is now of interest for the offensive coordinator role in Arizona. What's kind of interesting there is when Matt LaFleur became head coach, his very first offensive coordinator, Nathaniel Hackett. Now, Michael Flore becoming the head coach, his very first offensive coordinator, Nathaniel Hackett. Now Michael Ford becoming the head

coach, his very first offensive coordinator might just be Nathaniel Hackett. Meanwhile,

Connor Sanger, who is the potential quarterbacks coach in Green Bay, the only quarterbacks coach

interviewee that we know of so far, well, he is now interviewing in Chicago for their open

offensive coordinator role. Obviously, that would be a better opportunity than Green Bay's. But if Chicago passes on him, he would still, I'm sure, be of interest to Green Bay in that quarterback's coach role. As I mentioned, we do not know of any other candidates as of yet. So we'll continue to keep an eye on that one. But their key candidate, their only candidate, again, that we know of, is now interviewing in Chicago for their offensive coordinator role. That's it for news and notes today. As I mentioned, let's get into the Packers' Offensive Line and some potential options to upgrade this offensive line. Again, coming off a very disappointing 2025 in order to understand where Green Bay needs to upgrade or what players they might consider, I think it's

really important that we first look at the state of the Packers Offensive Line, who's returning

for sure, who's free agents, who's likely gone, et cetera. Here's how I will label the offensive

linemen that, as of right now, I feel very confident are going to be here in 2026.

Zach Tom, I have had some people ask me lately of like, why is there

not more talk about Zach Tom moving different positions? According to, you know, there are a couple

of reports. He could be a all pro center or a Hall of Fame center. There is one player on this

offensive line that you can count on right now that you feel

really good about.

And that Zach Tom at right tackle.

And even he is coming off a pretty significant injury or will be coming off a pretty

significant injury, which we're going to be, you know, kind of keeping a very close eye on

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