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Welcome in the hour two. If you guys will, we get a bunch of people in here. Hit like, hit subscribe. Appreciate you making us support of your morning here as we're getting ready for Family Night this evening. Let's jump into the offensive line. All right. Offensive line, Jordan Morgan's versatility. It's kind of been the talk of camp so far. First round pick, Jordan Morgan competing at left tackle and right

guard. Early camp injuries led to reps at right guard with Sean Ryan at center. Now, obviously

Elton Jenkins with the back was out, so we just kicked Sean Ryan to center. Jordan Morgan

stepped into right guard. That kind of slowed down that left tackle position battle there

of Rashid Walker. Currently,

it's Rashid Walker at left tackle. He's out with the groin.

Morgan likely gets Blondside Protector reps with Jordan Love on Saturday. So you're going to look

for him to be kind of your left tackle until Rashid Walker is healthy. And I, look, I'm not saying

Rashid's line. I'm not saying the team's line. I'm just saying it's kind of weird a little bit. Maybe it's just a hell of a coincidence that the second that Rashid Walker kind of lets his emotions get to him and he has to run a lap. He gets into a fight and practice, this and that. He's made some comments in the media like, hey, there ain't nothing I can do about this, you know, them not wanting to extend me. I just got to go out and play. Maybe they're going to start pulling back a little bit from Rashid and really try to press Jordan Morgan in that left tackle spot. But I don't think anybody would say that Jordan Morgan has proven he's a better left tackle than Rashid Walker up to this point, right? That's just kind of the way I see it, to be honest with you. Now, Morgan highlights his athleticism, timing, and natural tackle ability. That's what he played in college, his entire career, ever since high school. He only played left tackle. I want to say he kicked a guard a minute amount of reps in college,

but he was predominantly a left tackle.

Walker is a proven starter.

Packers invested in Morgan to start somewhere,

free agency wildcard.

If Walker excels again,

could net compensatory pick,

but Morgan has a chance to prove superiority.

So it's kind of like one of those things where if you want to try to get Rashid Walker back on a cheaper contract, the best way to do

that from a contractual standpoint, from front office, I'm not talking about the best five being

on the field. I'm not Sam Matliflor or Goody would do this. But if you just say Jordan Morgan beat him out for the left tackle spot, now he's a backup, that's going to improve your chances of signing Rashid Walker on a much cheaper deal. However, if you just let Rashid Walker be the left tackle, probably going to pick up a third round comp pick as he hits free agency. He will get, someone will grossly overpay for Rashid Walker at

left tackle. I promise you that. Again, if John Runyon Jr., Jacob, if he got the contract he got

when he left for anybody, Rashid Walker won't break the bank. Yeah, I mentioned that last night.

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