After drafting Jordan Morgan, the Green Bay Packers praised his versatility to play across the offensive line. Despite Morgan playing exclusively at left tackle in college, GM Brian Gutekunst said he could "probably play four positions for us."
Yet anytime one of the five offensive line doors opens for Morgan, it's almost immediately slammed in his face.
He failed to win the left tackle job ahead of Rasheed Walker or unseat Sean Rhyan at right guard. Elgton Jenkins' season-ending injury should've changed that, in theory, as it forced Rhyan to shift to center, leaving the right guard job wide open.