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Grading Matthew Golden's breakout performance (and what must come next) (opens the original)
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In Week 3, the Green Bay Packers players made it onto the field, and that's about where the team's wins stop. Defense? Gashed. Offensive line? Bad. Jordan Love? Spooked. The running backs? Missing in action. One of the few bright spots we were treated to was Matthew Golden's play. The second-year man finished Thursday Night Football with a career-high 100 yards, while also bringing in the first regular-season touchdown of his career. While the performance was obviously spoiled by everything else
Blame falls at Brian Gutekunst's door as Packers sign 3 guards in 11 days (opens the original)
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A mere four days after the Green Bay Packers' disastrous home opener against the Atlanta Falcons, the team added yet another veteran offensive lineman to the rotation in the form of massive guard/tackle Mekhi Becton. Becton, now entering his sixth NFL season, was most recently with the Los Angeles Chargers in 2025, but won a Super Bowl a year earlier with the Philadelphia Eagles. That season was something of a career revitalization for the former first-round pick, who was drafted as a tackle for
What Laken Tomlinson signing could mean for Packers' shaky offensive line (opens the original)
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Two days after a catastrophic defeat in their home opener at the hands of the Atlanta Falcons, the Green Bay Packers have made another move to shore up the crumbling protection around Jordan Love. According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the Packers have signed offensive lineman Laken Tomlinson off of the Cowboys' practice squad, and the 11-year veteran guard will be heading to Green Bay to join his ninth NFL team. Tomlinson, originally selected by the Detroit Lions with the 28th overall selecti
Grading Anthony Belton's Week 2 performance as he becomes Packers' new starting RT (opens the original)
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When Green Bay Packers right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele went down on the third play of the game in New York, a million Packers fans anxiously held their breath. Bako-Bewele was eventually carted off the horrible playing surface of MetLife Stadium, already a dangerous place to play even without the rain that slicked the turf. You'd think a league that claims to focus on the safety of its players would mandate natural grass surfaces as a bare minimum, but that's probably a topic for another article.
Why Packers' new TE-heavy looks could be here to stay (opens the original)
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Now that the dust has settled on the monumental collapse of the Green Bay Packers' mind, body and spirit in Minnesota, it's time to start clearing the rubble and looking for some answers. Week 1 games are unique in this aspect. It is much, much harder to figure out what is actually real. Did the Packers play a certain way because that's how they want to play over the course of the entire season, or was that due to a game plan catered more specifically to Minnesota? After eight months of waiting
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