Great info…just what I was wondering. Fact specific reality and cautious med staff means, Just like last year they will be playing an OL combination that was never their best on paper and they we spectacular considering that. The OL coach is some guru!

And likewise for the receiving group not having AR favorite TE ready for a few games really will make fans wonder what this passing will look like the first month. As always fingers crossed and some folks will surprise. Maybe the defense is dominant right out of the chute and we ride that for a quick start.

The weird thing about Bakh trying to play in the Lion game is it easy to see now he wasn’t ready. The Packers have traditionally been very careful with injuries and always seemed to err on the side of cation but yet looked to risk the 2nd/3rd best player on the team.
I am worried about his return to health and able to play at his normal high level. I know it’s early but him not being able to play going forward has both O/L efficiency and cap issues at play.

IMO the deal with David Bakhtiari being with the rehab group was more about precaution that anything else. At this point he has NOTHING to gain running around in spandex at OTA's. We know he's still guzzling beer at record speeds as we saw at the Bucks game, I have a feeling DB will be there week one.

As far as Tonyon, Jenkins, and Hill, there's just no reason to rush them back, especially Jenkins. Obviously not having one of the best O-Lineman in the NFL is a bummer, but the Packers have more than talent to get through. With the additions of Zack Tom and Sean Rhyan, Gute has done an excellent job retooling the O-Line room the last few seasons.

I'm also excited to see what Tyler Davis is all about. The coaches sure seem excited about him and I am too. BUT, I'm also wondering if a TE suddenly becomes available after a June 1st cut, if the Packers may not add to that room for some insurance. It's not a need like Safety or Edge, but I also wouldn't be surprised at an addition if one was available...

Recovery is 8 to 9 mos. Doubt any of them are ready. I don't expect Bahk to be any different than Bulaga. Every game he's in there, will be a blessing.

Would be very surprised if Tonyan, Hall, and Jenkins provide much value to the team this season. Bakhtiari came back to soon last season. Hopefully he can start effectively by the first 2022 game. The offense will need his and Jenkins experience.

Tonyan had a "clean" tear which is supposedly easier to come back from. Hill's injury definitely looked worse and it wouldn't be surprising for him to be out longer besides the fact they have good depth at RB.

It would be interesting to see that average broken down by position. You would think the bigger guys might take a bit longer to recover but age might be more important than weight too. Either way it would be nice to have Jenkins back for the 2nd half of the season. Not only is he the 2nd best O lineman on the team he's the backstop at all 5 positions.

My question that I have no answer for, does this injury effect certain position groups more? Belaga came back but was never himself again. He was off injured and when he left he was injured a lot there too.
I'm wondering if Baht will be similar, lots of small nagging injuries, missing games here, there. Hope not but my suspicion is he was injured way worse then we were told and his recovery isn't going well. Let's hope he can come back.

I don't think it's so much about recovery time, but more so about how cautious the Packers medical staff historically has been.

I'm not a doctor so I can't say with any certainty when each guy will be ready. As noted in the article, there are clean tears and then there are messy ones. There are big guys like Jenkins and then smaller ones like Kylin Hill whose knees may react differently. I had no idea Bakhtiari's knee was swelling up and draining all that fluid out of it until I read about it after the season was over. While it might seem the same on paper, there's a lot of shades of grey behind the scenes where each guy is at in their rehab.

All I can say is I can't see them risking Jenkins early at all, especially after what happened with Bakhtiari. Jenkins is too valuable and probably will miss September and most, if not all of, October too (again, not a doctor, just speculating). I can only hope Bakhtiari's knee is not swelling up anymore. We won't know about that until week 1, but I have a feeling they'll keep kid gloves on him for a while.

I imagine Tonyan, Hill and Jenkins would all start the season on PUP as they all came into OTA's injured and will most likely start training camp with the same designation.

Being on PUP means they don't play for the first 6 weeks of the regular season and can then be activated any time in the next five weeks. That would encompass all the above players projected recovery time, with Tonyan and Hill being activated earlier in that five week window, with Jenkins coming back a week or two later.

So Tonyan and Hill come back at the start the second half of the season (or maybe even at week 7), while Jenkins returns about a fortnight later. Jenkins might even go on IR for a couple of weeks after pup ends, if the Packers want the extra spot on the roster, but the five week window to activate players after pup means they could just activate him later without putting him on IR, if they aren't fussed about one spot on the roster.

As for Bakhtiari, you just hope that fluid on the knee issue has settled down over the offseason and that he will be good to go in training camp.

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When you factor how they drafted, I wonder if they were anticipating what their offensive line would look like for the season. The thing is they got a lot of salary tied into Baktiari, so if he doesn’t make the comeback his situation will become most interesting moving forward.

When we get both Bakhtiari and Jenkins back and fully recovered, the Packers will be powerhouse running the ball at Lambeau Field in the Playoffs.

On another note: I would like to take a moment to honor the soldiers who have lost their lives to preserve our freedom and way of life. I can only imagine the horror those combat soldiers endured and then being killed. Without their sacrifice we would not be here on this Memorial Day to honor them and to sit at our computers and chat about our favorite football team. I thank them from the bottom of my heart.

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