Jordan Morgan

We did get one from our pal Jason Hirschhorn, America's Guest.

If Jordan Morgan feels bad about being the only one that has not played a game of musical chairs so far with this offensive line, obviously I don't think he feels bad.

But I do want to mention Jordan Morgan was good on Thursday night.

Neither he nor Anthony Belton, according to Pro Football Focus, gave up a single pressure.

And that's getting the job done.

Obviously that has not happened.

So that, and there was, I mean, I guess you could foresee that, a guy coming off of Patella, but to come back and just like pop that Patella right away, I don't think you could have foreseen that.

But part of the theory was Jordan Morgan was going to be an upgrade over Rasheed Walker.

Check this out, Carson Caldwell – friend of the show, tweeted this out.

Don't look now, but Jordan Morgan is really starting to stack some good games in pass protection.

Jordan Morgan's last three games, 81.7 PFF grade versus Chicago, 76.3 PFF grade versus Detroit, 83.7 PFF grade versus Carolina Panthers, 1.67 pressures allowed per game, one total hit allowed, one total sack allowed.

Jordan Morgan has arrived.

So training in the right direction.

Trending in the right direction is Jordan Morgan, man.

Dude, that fires me up because you need to hit on that pick to be your left tackle of the future, man.

Yeah, and remember the ups and downs that we went through, right? Try to make guard, move him around, ask him to do all these things, and then boom, you get him in his natural position.

So in the two tackles, this is going to be maybe one of the most under-discussed thing on their offense.

Jordan Morgan and Anthony Belton are starting to settle in a little bit now.

Now, Jalen Phillips is out last night.

Caroline is not stressing you that much there.

There is an element for a tackle that has longer arms, faster footwork, bigger, stronger body, and a height to them because they will take the absolute best of the best when it comes to edge rushers.

And guards don't traditionally have that same level of quickness and speed and arm length and hand work to be able to handle a tackle position, much less a left tackle position like Jordan Morgan is doing.

Jordan Morgan is adequate, but that is a terrible adjective to have tied to your name as a left tackle.

100% agree, and that's where, again, I'm not looking for the top guys to get fired, but you've got to be able to make that tough call as a leader, and that's where I think Matt LaFleur is better suited as an offensive coordinator and not a head coach.

I love what you guys do.

What a handle right there.

Is Jordan Morgan starting to turn it around? I don't think in the run game aspect, but I do think he had a better game in pass pro.

And I think the entire line, the 11th iteration of a Packers offensive line in 2026 was a bit better in pass pro last night, Andy, including Jordan Morgan.

Yeah, we can talk about the disappointing run game, but I thought in past pro they were pretty darn good yesterday.

I gave Jordan time, obviously Jordan, you know, really good at getting the ball out of his hands and avoiding rushers at times too, which plays a part in that.

I will say, um, just for me going through and again, the numbers, the grades, it doesn't mean everything, but the first three great games, I had a God awful grade on Jordan Morgan and the last four or the last four games.

And I think this one he's going to, you know, would grade better too.

He's been basically a neutral player.

And Aaron Banks didn't have the best game.

Jordan Morgan missed a guy at the second level.

Lakin Tomlinson was on the ground a couple times.

Tucker Craft and Mark Redman missed guys.

Chip shot in the rib cage of 91.

Jordan Morgan will be able to handle him.

That'll give me a throwing lane to the curls on the left side if I need it.

On the opposite side, Ohio is a concept that's really simple, guys.

Williams came in last year, last week, I should say, at center as a third string center.

And I don't know what you thought when you watched the tape, but in real time watching this, we came on the postgame show and said, that was damn impressive for a guy that was taking reps at tackle in training camp and some reps at center, but more at the backup left tackle to Jordan Morgan.

Then to come in there, now again, he's like a rocket scientist based on his education, so he's not an idiot.

But still to get in there and be under fire in a regular season NFL game with not much And, you know, they asked Jordan Lutz, so how much does he really work with you? He said, none.