Green Bay Packers: Assembling an All-Decade Team, 2010-19
By Joe Kipp
Offensive Line
Left tackle: David Bakhtiari
David Bakhtiari has arguably been the best left tackle in the entire league over the past three seasons. Bakhtiari started immediately as a rookie in 2013 and has played in 113 games for the Packers. He’s been named to four All-Pro teams (one first-team, three second-teams) and two Pro Bowls in seven seasons.
Left guard: Josh Sitton
There’s an argument to be made that Josh Sitton was the Packers’ best overall offensive lineman of the decade. Sitton played and started in 94 regular-season games from 2010-2015 for the green and gold. He was named to three pro bowls, a first-team All-Pro nod and two second-team All-Pro nods. Sitton later played for the Chicago Bears and Miami Dolphins.
Center: Corey Linsley
One of the unsung heroes on the Packers’ current roster, Corey Linsley has anchored the middle of the offensive line since starting all 16 games as a rookie in 2014. In his six seasons, he’s played and started in 95 games and was named to the PFWA’s All-Rookie team.
Right guard: T.J. Lang
T.J. Lang was a key cog in the Packers’ dominant passing offenses of the mid-2010s. He played in 135 career games for the green and gold, earning a Pro Bowl nod along the way. He later went to another Pro Bowl with the Detroit Lions. Along with Sitton, Lang was one of the more underappreciated linemen in the NFL for the better part of the past decade. Both Lang and Sitton retired at the beginning of the 2019 offseason.
Right tackle: Bryan Bulaga
Bryan Bulaga has been a top 10 right tackle in the NFL for much of his career. Since being drafted in the first round in 2010, Bulaga has played in 128 career games for the Packers. He’s played a key role in holding down the right side of Green Bay’s offensive line for years.