Marshall Newhouse News

Marshall Newhouse works against rookie defensive end Jerel Worthy in a Packers' OTA practice last week.

South Yes, the start of training camps is two months away, but it's never too early to consider the coming season.

Two tackles entered the 2011 NFL Draft, were selected within four picks of each other by teams in the same division and were placed on injured reserve during their rookie season.

As we examine the details of team building this offseason, let's also look at the big picture, just for fun.

After left tackle Chad Clifton went down with injury, second year tackle Marshall Newhouse stepped into the starting role.

I think it's fair to say that we've been pretty optimistic about the Packers ' offensive line this off-season. Jeff Saturday was signed to replace the departed Scott Wells , and Marshall Newhouse looks to improve on his 2011 season when he takes over for Chad Clifton at left tackle.

April's draft might be the closest thing to an offseason Super Bowl for NFL fans, but for veterans, it represents the latest crop of faster, stronger and younger talent.

The picks kept coming, and the league's 32nd-ranked defense kept getting better.

The Packers tight end could use your help as he tries to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund's Walk for a Cure on Saturday.

The Green Bay Packers seemed destined to return to the Super Bowl last season. After finishing the season with a 15-1 record, the Packers were on cruise control heading into the playoffs.

A 16-game starter at RT for the Kansas City Chiefs , Richardson rated as one of the worst starting tackles during the 2011 season.

The 2012 NFL Draft was an exciting time for the Green Bay Packers . General manager Ted Thompson played the role of deal-maker in New York and came away with some talented players who should provide significant upgrades across the board.

With left tackle Chad Clifton gone and with no 2012 draft pick devoted to the tackle position until a compensatory selection in round seven , the vacancy won't be filled via the flipping of a first-rounder whom many believed was picked to play on the left side.