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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 402804" data-attributes="member: 4300">I don’t know but I hope so. According to McGinn’s mid season report card, Marshall Newhouse leads the team in sacks allowed with four and pressures with 14.5. He’s done OK, particularly for a second-year late 5th rounder. But the offense works best when both OTs can handle their guys consistently one-on-one. If last year’s version of Chad Clifton reappears, believe it or not, the offense becomes even better because the “extra blocker” can challenge the D at the snap instead of double team or chip to help Newhouse. I’m optimistic about the OT position overall and think they’ll be fine next year without Clifton. The future Newhouse and/or Sherrod could approach or exceed the play of Clifton. But that’s not going to happen this season and the Packers could use the pass blocking “sure thing” at LT Clifton has been for a decade plus. </blockquote>

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