Matt LaFleur said Green Bay could “potentially” look at other guard options for Week 2 after Donovan Jennings and Jacob Monk struggled in the opener.
Week 1’s line issues stemmed largely from mental mistakes and pass-protection busts, LaFleur said, after Minnesota’s pressure helped fuel a 29-point finishing run.
The next test comes against the Jets, another high-blitz-rate defense, giving the Packers an immediate chance to show they fixed the protection problems.
Aaron Banks’ knee tendinitis could shape any lineup move, with Anthony Belton, Jager Burton and John Williams among the other active line options.
LaFleur said no major injuries emerged from the loss; cornerback Brandon Cisse exited with cramps before Carrington Valentine was targeted late for multiple scores.