Ty SchmitSep 25, 2026
Schmidt declared the Packers' offensive line the worst unit of its kind in the NFL by a wide margin.
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they have the worst offensive line in the NFL by a wide margin, maybe in the history of the league
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Position Group FinishGreen Bay Packers
Green Bay Packers offensive line to be the worst in the league
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