Last year Josh Sitton was named to the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement. In our best-case scenario, it wont' take an injury for Sitton to make the Pro Bowl this year.
Neither Bulaga himself nor head coach Mike McCarthy expressed any concern about last season's fractured hip that landed the offensive lineman on injured reserve.
There's no shortage of candidates vying to become the next right tackle for the Green Bay Packers now that Bryan Bulaga is moving over to the left side.
The Green Bay Packers are shuffling the look of their offensive line. Bryan Bulaga and Josh Sitton are being move to the left side, per head coach Mike McCarthy.
If the Packers were to select Alabama's D.J. Fluker in the first round of the NFL Draft, they'd likely have to do some shuffling along their offensive line.
According to offensive coordinator Tom Clements, the Packers won't be making any changes on the offensive line. That and more in today's Daily Links...
Evan Dietrich-Smith has battled back from the unemployment line, and finds himself at the eye of the storm on the offensive line. The road ahead of him may be just as tough as the road it took to get here.
The sack might be the most overrated statistic in football, but the rate at which the Packers are taking them not only affects the Packers chances to win game, but Rodgers' chances for a long and healthy career.
In a best-case scenario, Josh Sitton and T.J. Lang are among the best young guards in the NFL, but in the worst-case scenario, age catches up with Jeff Saturday and he performs below expectations.
In the best-case scenario, Bryan Bulaga makes the Pro Bowl in 2012, but in the worst-case scenario, neither Marshall Newhouse, Derek Sherrod nor anyone else inspires any confidence at left tackle.
On today's episode, Andy looks at historical trades over the past 20 years that could tell us what options Gutey has to trade up and down the draft board through the first two days of the draft.
