It's going to be hard for the Green Bay Packers to replace right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele.
The Green Bay Packers, already decimated by injuries, may be even more shorthanded in Week 3. The Packers lost right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele to a season-ending knee injury on Sunday, and several offensive linemen remain questionable ahead of Thursday night’s home opener against the Atlanta Falcons.
The Green Bay Packers’ offensive line has been in flux all season, and the latest development only adds to the uncertainty heading into a short week. Anthony Belton, the player expected to fill in at right tackle for the injured Zach Bako-Bewele, appeared on Tuesday’s injury report with an elbow issue that limited his participation.
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When Green Bay Packers starting right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele left Sunday’s win over the New York Jets on a cart with an air cast on his right leg, things didn’t look good.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
One of the Green Bay Packers‘ biggest areas of concern this offseason has come on the offensive line. At right guard, many expected former second-round pick Anthony Belton to step into the starting role, though a combination of injuries and inconsistent performances has raised concerns about his ability to limit penalties and thrive in a lead job.
The coaching staff doesn’t seem willing to use the so-called “best five” if that means keep playing Belton at guard. The Green Bay Packers appear to have a trust problem with second-round pick Anthony Belton, and the evidence is all over training camp and preseason.
The Green Bay Packers entered training camp with a plan at guard. The same two players who started at the end of last season, Aaron Banks on the left side and Anthony Belton on the right, we slated to start in 2026.
There’s a lot of news to go over from this past week of training camp and family night practices. But there’s one new development that I believe will be
The Green Bay Packers have passed the halfway mark of training camp and are now preparing for their first preseason game on Thursday. With each passing day, injuries and good or poor performances change the team’s depth chart and outlook.
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ESPN analyst Ben Solak named right guard Anthony Belton as Packers candidate, and it could help solve Green Bay’s biggest uncertainty. The Green Bay Packers need better play from their offensive line in 2026, particularly at guard, and one ESPN analyst believes second-year lineman Anthony Belton is the player who can provide it.
Anthony Belton started his career at tackle, but eventually moved to right guard. With more time to prepare at his new spot, the Packers expect growth in Year 2.
Fifth-round rookie Jager Burton practiced with the starters at right guard, and that move can create real competition ahead of training camp. We can’t possibly know how impactful a rookie will be before the pads come on.
Entering the 2026 NFL Draft, the Green Bay Packers appear to be set at the interior spots on the offensive line, with Aaron Banks, Sean Rhyan and Anthony Belton penciled in as the starters.
Wyatt Teller has been with the Cleveland Browns since 2019, as the team made a savvy trade with the Bills to acquire a talented blocker who had not hit his stride just yet.
In flag football, cookies can brighten the day of a kid who dropped a pass in the end zone. Apparently, it’s not much different in professional football.
Rookie growing pains were on full display Saturday as Green Bay Packers second-round pick Anthony Belton had a preseason game to forget against the Indianapolis Colts.
Green Bay Packers right tackle Anthony Belton had a forgettable first half against the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday when he committed five penalties in the first half.
Anthony Belton, a former North Carolina State Wolfpack All-ACC offensive tackle agreed to terms with the Green Bay Packers on a four-year deal worth $8.016 million.
The Packers announced today that they have signed second-round offensive tackle Anthony Belton to his rookie contract.
Rookies are due to report for Green Bay Packers training camp on Saturday, with the first practice scheduled for Wednesday. Will second-round pick Anthony Belton be signed in time to participate in the first practice?
On June 7, 2024, the Cleveland Browns signed defensive tackle Mike Hall, their second-round pick and the 54th overall selection of the draft. On June 19, 2025, Green Bay Packers second-round pick Anthony Belton – the 54th pick of this year’s draft – remains unsigned.
After primarily playing left tackle in college, Packers rookie Anthony Belton is expected to develop versatility at right tackle and guard in the NFL, according to WISC-TV’s Jason Wilde.
He checks in at a massive 6-foot-6, 335 pounds, and was a three-year starting left tackle for the NC State Wolfpack.
The Packers addressed positions of need on Day 2.
According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2, North Carolina State OT Anthony Belton has 18 top-30 draft visits scheduled or taken. Per our 2025 NFL Draft Visit
Height: 6053 (verified) Weight: 345lbs (verified) Year: Sixth-Year Senior Pro Comparison: Cam Robinson North Carolina State Wolfpack OT Anthony Belton has the makings of a developmental starting tackle at the NFL level.
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