GREEN BAY, Wis. -- There's perhaps no more competitive -- and no more telling -- drill in Green Bay Packers' training camp practices than the one-on-one pass-rushing/pass-blocking period. While it is not the only measure of an offensive lineman's ability to protect his quarterback or a defensive player's prowess as a pass rusher, there is a winner and loser on every rep. And from time to time in our Packers daily camp reports, you will see references to a player's record in the drill.

Rob Demovsky  wrote:

Tackle Derek Sherrod has an impressive record (5-1), but, because of the competition he has faced so far, it might be too soon to say he is performing like the player the Packers thought he would be before he broke his leg in 2011. Although the former first-round pick blocked Matthews on the first day in pads, he does not have another win over a projected starter and his loss came at the hands of undrafted rookie outside linebacker Jayrone Elliott.