Is Marshall Newhouse the left tackle of the future?

millertime
Member Topic Starter

13 years ago

???

I'm not sure 100% sure Marshall has solidified being the heir apparent to Clifton with his play over the past few weeks, but I think he's brought his name into the picture. Newhouse got smoked by Jared Allen on Monday, but then again, who doesn't that guy destroy?? Newhouse has been a very solid player for where he was drafted. With Chad coming back in a few weeks, I look forward to watching this kid a little more closely.

While Newhouse has been better than I expected, I'm still holding out hope for Sherrod to step up. He should really develop over the rest of the year and next offseason. Derek just has so much natural talent.

One thing I know we all can agree on is that keeping Rodgers healthy should be this team's number one priority.

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earthquake
Member

13 years ago

At this point I would assume Sherrod is the LT of the future, Newhouse has been serviceable but not particularly great, it will be any interesting battle next offseason for sure.

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El3ment12
Registered

13 years ago

If he plays good then why not?

DakotaT
Select Member

13 years ago

I think you guys should go back and watch the Oline play of the mid 90's Packers. We'll never get the awesome LT everyone wants until we suck ass like the Vikings do now. And I don't think anybody wants to see that happen.

Training camp will be interesting next year. Locking up Wells at center should be priority #1 right now for Uncle Ted. And once againg Scottie, sorry for calling you light in the ass so many times.

zombieslayer
Registered

13 years ago

Originally Posted by: DakotaT

Wait. Our OL in the mid-90s wasn't that good. The only time I remember our OL being good was the early 2000s to mid-2000s.

As for Newhouse, he's serviceable for a backup but LT of the future? No. We will be facing Jared Allen two times a year for several more years and I'd rather not see Allen get to 🇦🇷 that many times. Allen owns Newhouse kind of like how Reggie owned that guy on the Patriots in the '96 SB.

Here's to hoping 🇹🇹 drafts OL in the first round again next year (will be pack #32 again so don't get your hopes up too much on him starting off elite).

For now, I'm hoping Bulaga and Sherrod stay healthy. I'm not sold on either of them either.

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macbob
Veteran Member

13 years ago

Wait. Our OL in the mid-90s wasn't that good. The only time I remember our OL being good was the early 2000s to mid-2000s.

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer

He had dislexia and typed it upside down. He meant to say 'mid-60s'...

And yes, I remember those years and they were very, very good... \:d/

EDIT: speaking of those lines, saw today where Forrest Gregg has Parkinsons:

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d8242da68/article/hall-of-famer-forrest-gregg-fighting-parkinsons-disease

He sucked as a head coach, but was one of the best players on an extremely talented OL. I know there isn't a cure, but I hope they can contain the symptoms to minimize the impact.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

13 years ago

Didn't Edgar Bennett get a 1,000 season with that OL? Yeah? Oh, must have been a good OL then!! HELLO McFLY!!!

DakotaT
Select Member

13 years ago

Didn't Edgar Bennett get a 1,000 season with that OL? Yeah? Oh, must have been a good OL then!! HELLO McFLY!!!

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Okay Biff Manure Breath, explain to me why Brett got the crap beat out of him early in his career? You DA.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

13 years ago

Okay Biff Manure Breath, explain to me why Brett got the crap beat out of him early in his career? You DA.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT

How do you think Brett learned how to be so swift in the pocket shit for brains? He had to live it hard for a few years and learned pocket presence out of necessity to survive.

I swear you just started watching football last year huh dipshit?

RainX
Member

13 years ago

#10

It's Clifton's job when he gets back but this is Clifty's last season in Green Bay more than likely. He's going to be cut in the off-season to help save cap room. Going into our 2012 training camp, the job will be between Sherrod and Newhouse. Whomever plays better should be the starter.

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