If you’re a Green Bay Packers draftnik, you know that the team has a perceived set of guardrails for offensive line prospects. Since 2007, all but one of their offensive line selections in the top 140 picks of the first four rounds of the draft have had a tackle background — with the exception being true center Josh Myers. Over the same time period, all but one (Sean Rhyan) offensive lineman they’ve drafted in that range has also been able to record at least a 4.75-second short shuttle and 7.77-second three-cone drill.
What does this mean?