Bill Huber· Aug 3, 2026
Huber reviews Packers training camp storylines, judging that the offensive line and defensive tackle group will be better than expected, that the running back group will be fine with a healthy MarShawn Lloyd, that the pass rush is a genuine problem, and that the rookie class will contribute — including fifth-round lineman Jager Burton possibly emerging as the top interior backup.
“Fifth-round offensive lineman Jager Burton, who has been limited by a hamstring injury, might wind up being the No. 1 backup on the interior.”
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Jager Burton to be 2nd on the depth chart
“Fifth-round offensive lineman Jager Burton, who has been limited by a hamstring injury, might wind up being the No. 1 backup on the interior.”
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