An extensive look at the many different aspects of pass protection from long-time contributor "Paul Ott Carruth".

Three things to watch tonight: on offense it's the offensive line, on defense it's the health of the inside linebackers, and on special teams it's the fringe players.

Despite the usual offseason assurances from Coach McCarthy that the running game will improve, expect more of the same in 2010 - which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

...in the great ongoing Right Tackle search?  T.J. Lang.

I like this signing. Not only does Preston add some much needed bulk along the offensive line, but he can fit at any position, including tackle.

I characterized the lack of an obvious starting right tackle as the 'silent problem' back in early February.

I have to say, I'm pleased to see McCarthy acknowledge what I and several other bloggers noted would be an issue way back in training camp, chiefly...

Rereading my posts from this morning, I think I would be remiss if I didn't mention how awful Scott Wells was yesterday.

Not that it's breaking news, but the fact that Wells can't make it through back-to-back practices tells you all you need to know.

... Alan Barbre competing for the left guard spot?

Lost amongst the Favre brew ha-ha, (and really, what football info hasn't been?) is the fact that starting center Scott Wells has been out with an...

It looks like the Packers are not kidding around when they say that improvement at the guard position will come from within.

Pound it into submission.

Packergeeks have done us all a favor and posted a You Tube of the Favre-stumbling-underhanded-flip-to-Donald-Lee-Oh-My-God-He's-Brilliant pla