GREEN Narrows – Kenny Clark is getting some assistance in the Green Straight Packers’ guarded line.

The Packers are marking veteran cautious lineman Jarran Reed to a one-year bargain, a source told PackersNews. Reed was in Green Straight for a little while Tuesday.

“We should gooooo #GoPackGo so appreciative for the chance to proceed with my profession in Greenbay,” Reed tweeted.

Reed, a previous second-round pick, has been an ironman in his profession, just once playing less than 15 games in his six seasons. He drove the Kansas City Bosses’ guarded line in 2021 with 793 snaps.

Last season was Reed’s most memorable external Seattle. Reed showed pass-rush potential when sound with the Seahawks, remembering 10.5 sacks for 2018. He played just 10 games in 2019 as a result of leg and lower leg wounds, yet returned in 2020 to wrap up with 6.5 sacks.

The inquiry will be how much pass rush Reed has left entering his age-30 season in 2022. Subsequent to marking a one-year, $5.5 million agreement with the Bosses last year, Reed had just 2.5 sacks. His 12 quarterback hits last season were two less than his barely a year ago in Seattle.

It’s unmistakable head supervisor Brian Gutekunst has focused on stacking up on guard with his insignificant compensation cap room this spring. After re-marking linebacker De’Vondre Campbell and cornerback Rasul Douglas to huge augmentations last week, he went to the channels.

Reed will join a guarded line that incorporates Clark, Senior member Lowry and T.J. Slaton, giving the Packers maybe the most profundity they’ve had at that situation in some time.