Mitch Morse is the personification of what the Green Bay Packers look for in an offensive linemen.
The Packers generally draft collegiate left tackles. Morse played left tackle as a senior.
The Packers, like all teams, covet versatility. Morse started games at center, right tackle and left tackle, and also played guard, at Missouri.
The Packers, like all teams, covet toughness. Morse didn’t miss a game with a broken finger.
Thus, it’s no surprise that the Packers had a formal interview with Morse at the Scouting Combine.
Morse was a three-year starter who was second-team all-SEC as a senior. Not only did he run the weekly gauntlet of elite SEC pass rushers, but he faced them every day at practice with the likes of Kony Ealy and Michael Sam and prized 2015 draft prospects Shane Ray and Markus Golden.
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