BRYAN BULAGA RUMORS & GOSSIP
'Old-School' Decision on OL
Packers coach Mike McCarthy explains why his reshuffled offensive line has tackle Bryan Bulaga and guard Josh Sitton going from the right side to the left side.
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Packers moving Brian Bulaga to left tackle
According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the Green Bay Packers are moving right tackle Brian Bulaga to the left side to replace Marshall Newhouse.
The most noteworthy is that right tackle Bryan Bulaga is moving to the left side to be quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ blind-side protector, replacing last year’s starter Marshall Newhouse.
In addition, the coaches have flipped guards...
Bulaga, Sitton moving to left side of Packers line
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- At the conclusion of last weekends NFL Draft, Packers coach Mike McCarthy was feeling confident about his left tackle position heading into next season. It was uncertain, however, with which player McCarthy had the most confidence in playing that important role of protecting quarterback Aaron Rodgers blind side.
Its uncertain no longer.
In a report by the Milwaukee...
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Bulaga to Left Tackle Highlights Changes on Packers Offensive Line
The Packers will move Bryan Bulaga from right tackle to left tackle for the 2013 NFL season.
The Green Bay Packers aren’t waiting until training camp to shuffle their offensive line.
Details of the Packers new-look line can be found in this excellent Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel story by Tom Silverstein. To summarize:
Bryan Bulaga moves from right tackle to left tackle
Josh Sitton...
Green Bay Packers Will Shift Bryan Bulaga to Left Tackle, Josh Sitton to Left Guard
When the Green Bay Packers selected Byan Bulaga with the 23rd pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the big debate at the time was could the former Iowa Hawkeye play left tackle — well we are about to find out as according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, head coach Mike McCarthy has finally decided to move him to the left side as part of a major shake up along the Green Bay offensive...
Packers could move Bryan Bulaga to left tackle
According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, the Green Bay Packers may move Bryan Bulaga to left tackle. Before they make any rash decisions, they’re going to take their time and think about it.
Even though the Green Bay Packers aren’t giving up on Marshall Newhouse at left tackle they’re confident that Bryan Bulaga also could play the position.
The Packers will spend the...
Packers News: Bulaga to I.R., So’oto to 53-man roster
Packers tackle Bryan Bulaga
The Green Bay Packers announced Monday that left tackle Bryan Bulaga had been placed on the season-ending injured reserve with a hip injury.
Bulaga suffered the injury against the Arizona Cardinals when he landed awkwardly. The early diagnosis wasn’t optimistic, and some had speculated immediately that Bulaga’s season may be over.
Losing Bulaga leaves...
Packers Injury Report: Bryan Bulaga To Miss Several Weeks
The Green Bay Packers are just hitting their stride, but that stride may quickly turn to a limp. While the Packers are in a bye week and working on getting healthy, one key player will not have enough time to get healthy before the team's next game. Bryan Bulaga, who was injured Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals, is expected to miss a few weeks, possibly the rest of the...
Packers Keeping up with Changing NFL by Leaving Bulaga at Right Tackle
Packers should keep Bulaga at right tackle.
Mike McCarthy said this week that Bryan Bulaga will not move to left tackle and replace Chad Clifton. The coach said that Bulaga is “on the verge of becoming a pro bowler at right tackle” and will stay right where he is.
I’m fine with keeping Bulaga on the right side. Until recently, I’ve been in the “move Bulaga to left tackle”...
Bryan Bulaga: 2011 Green Bay Packers Evaluation and Report Card
Bryan Bulaga
1) Introduction: In his rookie season, Bryan Bulaga was thrust into a starting role when Mark Tauscher was lost for the season. Only 21 years old, Bulaga started the last 12 games of 2010 and along with Chad Clifton was a big part of the Packers’ success in their playoff run and Super Bowl Championship.
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