Packers coach Mike McCarthy has vowed to have a better offensive line next season and he’s not willing to rule out any configuration of players to make that happen.

Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that the team will spend part of the offseason deciding whether they are better off with Bryan Bulaga on the left or the right side of the offensive line. The decision also includes an evaluation of current left tackle Marshall Newhouse and Don Barclay, who filled in at right tackle after Bulaga was lost for the season with a hip injury. Bulaga’s still recovering from that, which means that it will be a little while before the Packers can really start chewing on the options.

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Who is missing from that blurb? Sherrod. I really am concerned about that kid resuming his career.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

Who is missing from that blurb? Sherrod. I really am concerned about that kid resuming his career.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

As I stated in another thread, I don't believe Sherrod will be the starter at left tackle for the Packers next season.
There is something off about the Sherrod story, or non-story.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan 

Agreed.

If they're willing to move Bulaga over, that means there's something wrong with Sherrod's comeback.

Remember last offseason when Sitton joked to some reporter that Sherrod had "quit"? Maybe the dude just doesn't have it in him or something. Maybe the injury was too severe.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann