Can one of Green Bay’s premiere starters be headed for an imminent divorce from the only pro organization he’s played for since being drafted as a 2014 fifth-round pick?
Seventh-year pro Corey Linsley has been nothing if not reliable in recent years, as he’s played three consecutive 16-game seasons. But beyond his durability, Green Bay’s starting center not only features tremendous physical strength as a run blocker, but markedly improved as a pass protector in 2019.
While the interior blocker was known as your classic short-area mauler coming out of Ohio State, No. 63 led all his center peers with a 98 percent pass-block win rate, an ESPN statistic measuring how frequently an offensive lineman can sustain his block for 2.