Adam Stenavich explains the Packers’ offensive line woes
Following a difficult 39-22 opening-week defeat against the Minnesota Vikings, the Green Bay Packers coaching staff is addressing major protection issues up front. Green Bay originally built a 22-10 advantage during the third quarter before surrendering 29 straight points, largely due to heavy blitzing orchestrated by defensive coordinator Brian Flores that repeatedly overwhelmed the unit.
Offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich and head coach Matt LaFleur are now weighing possible lineup shifts ahead of their second contest against the New York Jets. In the opener, the team opted to start Donovan Jennings at left guard alongside Jacob Monk at right guard, leaving rookie Jager Burton on the sidelines.
While staff members value continuity, the interior blocking spots remain an active competition throughout practice this week.
