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Just as important as drafting the right players, developing them to reach something close to their ceiling is a big part of the way the\u00a0Green Bay Packers\u00a0operate. A year after taking tackle\/guard hybrid\u00a0Jordan Morgan\u00a0in the first round, the\u00a0Packers are expecting much more\u00a0out of him this season.<\/p>\n
For NFL.com analyst Bucky Brooks, that is a realistic expectation. The former player made a list of breakout candidates for each offensive position, the\u00a0All-Breakout Team, and Morgan made it as a guard\u2014even though\u00a0there’s a chance he ends up playing at tackle\u00a0in 2025.<\/p>\n
“Though he did not log many snaps as a rookie, missing time with injury while also making a positional switch, Morgan could become a major contributor for the Packers as a swing starter. For now, I’m sneaking him in here as a guard, the position where he spent most of his time in 2024, though he could crack the lineup as a right guard or left tackle, based on how competitions unfold at training camp. While the 2024 first-rounder lacks the ideal length to play on the edge, he does have quick feet and active hands, which should help him keep Jordan Love upright in the pocket. If the franchise quarterback enjoys a banner season, there’s a good chance the second-year blocker will have played a major role in his success, presumably as either Love’s blindside protector or as a trench warrior at the point of attack.” \u2014\u00a0Bucky Brooks.<\/strong><\/p>\n