7 Packers who need to improve for a Super Bowl run
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Packers who need to improve for Super Bowl run: Tyler Lancaster
The Packers have struggled to stop the run for a number of years now and it all starts upfront. Kenny Clark continues to do as much as he can, but he’s just one man and needs another partner in crime.
Green Bay hoped they were getting that in Kinglsey Keke or some of their other young defensive linemen, but none of that has come to fruition this season. Tyler Lancaster, as a veteran, needs to find his role on the line and help plug some of the holes the running backs are gliding through. There’s a good chance Green Bay will play in inclement weather considering their playoff game(s) will be at Lambeau Field and teams will rely on their running game more than ever. That’s when Lancaster must rise to the occasion.