Ahead of free agent dialogue, a significant move is made by the Packers’ Jordan Love protector.

The Packers are aware that Jordan Love requires a potent offensive front to support him.

Maintaining quarterback Jordan Love’s upright position in the pocket will be essential for the Green Bay Packers to have more success. But if the Packers are missing their starting right guard, that might get challenging.

According to Matt Schneiderman of The Athletic, offensive tackle Jon Runyan has appointed Drew Rosenhaus as his new agent as he approaches unrestricted free agency. Rosenhaus discussed his client with the Packers during their NFL Combine meeting. As long as the financial terms make sense, both parties are open to a deal.

After the 2020 NFL Draft, Runyan signed a free agent contract with Green Bay. In his four years with the Packers, he has managed to carve himself a significant role, making appearances in 67 games and starting 50 of them. Runyan, who is only 26 years old, has a wealth of experience that offensive line clubs wish they had.

However, Runyan’s 2023 season did not present him in the best light. During his 928 snaps, he surrendered two sacks and six penalties. Additionally, he received a mere 54.7 from Pro Football Focus.

But Drew Rosenhaus steps in at this point. Runyan hopes that by demonstrating his true value to teams through his new agent, he will land a big contract. Even though Runyan’s exact contract demands are unknown, the lineman benefits from having Rosenhaus represent him as an experienced agent with knowledge of the football business.

In the end, the Packers might provide that new deal. Jordan Love is now the official number one quarterback for Green Bay; therefore, he needs some capable blocks in front of him. Jon Runyan’s re-signing guarantees that Love will have his right guard looking out for him once more.