Packers news: Matt LaFleur breaks down scenario that had Tucker Kraft on o-line

Green Bay had to consider an unusual lineup during its 20-17 win over the New York Jets after a rash of offensive-line injuries thinned the roster. Right tackle Zach Bako-Bewele left with a knee injury, and Aaron Banks aggravated a toe issue before his replacement Donovan Jennings exited with a hand injury. At one point, Green Bay was evaluating moving starting tight end Tucker Kraft to offensive tackle while Jacob Monk was assessed. “I’ve never been a part of anything like that,” Matt LaFleur said. Fortunately, Monk was cleared to return, avoiding the switch. Rookies Jager Burton and Anthony Belton helped sustain the offense as the Packers head to face the Atlanta Falcons Thursday night.