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Message: <blockquote data-quote="slaughter25" data-source="post: 458528" data-attributes="member: 3912"><p>I think to say that LT is where the premier pass rusher is always going to come from is wrong, while not completely false, it is also not completely true. The first example that comes to mind in Chicago and their usage of Julius Peppers since they acquired him. They know he's a beast and they move him to wherever the favorable match up is for them. I've seen him come from the left side the right side and even stunting up the middle. It's no longer the case that you can hide a poor offensive tackle on the right side to keep the opposing D's best rusher away from him. So to say moving Sherrod or another average olineman to the other side doesn't really have as much benefit as it might have once had and in the packers case I think keeping the line up the same will really help solidify the protection up front.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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