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wisconsin today we are breaking down green bay second foray into the offensive line

position in round five that would be duke interior offensive lineman jacob munk now monk is

interesting in that um he is a guy. We've talked a lot about

how left-sided the Packers' offensive linemen are. What do I mean by left-side? In case you

didn't catch any of those videos. Well, what I mean by that is Jordan Morgan is a natural left

tackle. He played four years of left tackle at Arizona.

Rashid Walker played left tackle at Penn State and plays left tackle in Green Bay now.

Zach Tom is a college left tackle, played a little center, but it's sort of settled in a little bit on the right-hand side.

Sean Ryan was a college left tackle that they're trying to, you know, play at right guard.

Elton Jenkins' most comfortable position right now is left guard.

It's another left side of the line situation.

So you go through all the Packers' top options, Andre Diller doesn't like to play anywhere

on the right side.

He sees himself as a left tackle who could play left guard in a pinch.

Very few right-handed fellas um in in this group and jacob monk isn't that jacob monk um i think most people and we'll get right to the measurables here in a second but i do want to

talk about some snap versatility just so i can pull up the actual numbers here.

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