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Marshall Newhouse

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Marshall Newhouse recorded 35 indexed regular-season NFL appearances across 11 rostered seasons with Tennessee Titans, New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers, Oakland Raiders, New York Giants, Cincinnati Bengals, Green Bay Packers.

▶Best highlights

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tackles/gm

2

playoff games

10

indexed seasons

35

career games

Five defining games

Start here

A provisional five-game introduction to Marshall Newhouse's most significant indexed performances.

Wild Card
2016
NEW YORKGIANTS
GREEN BAYPACKERS
JAN 8, 2017

New York Giants vs Green Bay Packers

Wild Card · Jan 8, 2017

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Divisional Round
2012
GREEN BAYPACKERS
SAN FRANCISCO49ERS
JAN 12, 2013

Green Bay Packers vs San Francisco 49ers

Divisional Round · Jan 12, 2013

0 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Regular Season
2014
CINCINNATIBENGALS
CLEVELANDBROWNS
DEC 14, 2014

Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns

Regular Season · Dec 14, 2014

1 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Regular Season
2012
GREEN BAYPACKERS
MINNESOTAVIKINGS
DEC 30, 2012

Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings

Regular Season · Dec 30, 2012

1 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Regular Season
2012
DETROITLIONS
GREEN BAYPACKERS
DEC 9, 2012

Detroit Lions vs Green Bay Packers

Regular Season · Dec 9, 2012

1 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Single-game peaks

Career highs

Position-relevant single-game records from Marshall Newhouse's indexed NFL box scores.

Career high: 1 total tackle

Regular Season
2014
CINCINNATIBENGALS
CLEVELANDBROWNS
DEC 14, 2014

Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns

Regular Season · Dec 14, 2014

1 tackles · 0 sacks · 0 INT

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Marshall Newhouse's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

2008–2022

01
GBNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
GBRODGERS12Aaron Rodgers
GBADAMS17Davante Adams

Precision passing and another championship

Green Bay Packers · The Rodgers era

Rodgers won four MVP awards and Super Bowl XLV while Green Bay became an annual contender, even as repeated NFC title-game losses limited the final count.

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Franchise era

2011–2019

02
CINNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
CINDALTON14Andy Dalton
CINGREEN18A.J. Green

Dalton and Green make winning routine

Cincinnati Bengals · Five straight playoff trips

A young core reached the postseason in each of its first five seasons together, though it could not secure the franchise's first playoff win in decades.

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Franchise era

2013–present

03
NYGNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
NYGBECKHAM13Odell Beckham Jr.
NYGBARKLEY26Saquon Barkley

One playoff breakthrough amid repeated resets

New York Giants · Searching after the champions

The title core aged, Beckham supplied a spectacular interlude and changing front offices struggled to construct a durable successor.

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Franchise era

2016–2019

04
LVNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
LVCARR4Derek Carr
LVMACK52Khalil Mack

A 12-win season revives hope before relocation

Las Vegas Raiders · Carr's breakthrough and Oakland farewell

A young core produced the first playoff berth since 2002, but Carr's injury and later roster changes preceded the final move from Oakland.

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Franchise era

2017–present

05
BUFNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
BUFALLEN17Josh Allen
BUFDIGGS14Stefon Diggs

Arm strength, movement and a restored contender

Buffalo Bills · The Josh Allen revival

Sean McDermott restored the playoffs, Allen developed into an elite quarterback and Buffalo became a permanent part of the AFC championship conversation.

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Franchise era

2018–present

06
CARNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
CARMCCAFFREY22Christian McCaffrey
CARBURNS53Brian Burns

The old core leaves before a successor settles

Carolina Panthers · Searching for the next foundation

Injuries ended Newton's first run and Carolina entered a prolonged rebuild marked by quarterback turnover, coaching changes and a search for durable young cornerstones.

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Franchise era

2014–2019

07
NENEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
NEBRADY12Tom Brady
NEGRONKOWSKI87Rob Gronkowski

Three more championships complete the run

New England Patriots · The second dynasty

New England won three Super Bowls in five seasons through goal-line defense, the largest comeback in Super Bowl history and another dominant defensive plan.

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Franchise era

2016–2021

08
TENNEWHOUSE—Marshall Newhouse
TENHENRY22Derrick Henry
TENTANNEHILL17Ryan Tannehill

A throwback runner controls modern playoff games

Tennessee Titans · Henry's power contender

Henry's rushing titles and Tannehill's revival carried Tennessee to the 2019 AFC Championship Game and consecutive division titles.

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Career accomplishments

Super Bowl champion · 201011 NFL seasons35 career games4 career solo tacklesCollege: Texas ChristianDrafted by: GBDraft pick: 169Jersey: 782 playoff appearancesFirst appearance: Sep 25, 2011Most recent: Jan 3, 2021

Official awards via ESPN · Pro Bowl and All-Pro counts via NFLverse with selection years cross-checked against Wikipedia · league leads verified from indexed regular-season stats

Team history