Packers: Grading each position ahead of training camp

Offensive line: C+

When healthy, the Green Bay Packers’ offensive line is a strong unit.

The line is led by left tackle David Bakhtiari, twice an All-Pro and once a Pro Bowler. Bakhtiari is arguably the best pass-blocking tackle in the game, and is one of the most important players on the entire roster. He has shut down some of the league’s premier pass rushers. According to Pro Football Focus, Bakhtiari allowed a league-low 12 pressures among tackles in 2017.

Bryan Bulaga has performed at a high level at right tackle throughout his career, but injuries have been an issue. He is currently recovering from a torn ACL, the second of his Packers career, and is a serious doubt for the regular season opener.

That leaves some concern at right tackle. Who will start in his place should he miss time? The Packers could turn to new signing Byron Bell, or one of their depth options such as Jason Spriggs or Kyle Murphy.

Lane Taylor has played well at left guard, and Justin McCray is an ideal replacement for Jahri Evans at right guard, but it will take a lot for the pair to match the elite level Josh Sitton and T.J. Lang hit during their time together in Green Bay.

As long as Corey Linsley is healthy, the Packers are in good hands at center.