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Team / Players / Allen Barbre   G ALLEN BARBRE #78 6' 4" • 300 lbs. • Missouri Southern State Exp: 2nd NFL Season, 2nd Packers Season Age: 23 Acquired: Draft 2007 (4) Current Status: Active Roster Select A Player Allen, Condrew Allen, Jake Barbre, Allen Barnett, Nick Bigby, Atari Bishop, Desmond Blackmon, Will Bodiford, Shaun Bolston, Conrad Brohm, Brian Bush, Jarrett Carvalho, Brennen Chillar, Brandon Clifton, Chad Cole, Colin Colledge, Daryn Collins, Nick Considine, Ryan Coston, Junius Crosby, Mason Culver, Tyrone DeBauche, Ken Driver, Donald Finley, Jermichael Flynn, Matt Francies, Chris Gafford, Thomas Gbaja-Biamila, Kabeer Giacomini, Breno Grant, Ryan Hall, Korey Harper, Rod Harrell, Justin Harris, Al Havner, Spencer Hawk, A.J. Haynos, Joey Herron, Noah Hodge, Abdul Humphrey, Tory Hunter, Jason Jackson, Brandon Jansen, J.J. Jenkins, Cullen Jennings, Greg Jolly, Johnny Jones, James Kampman, Aaron Keenan, Ryan Kuhn, John Lansanah, Danny Lee, Donald Lee, Pat Lumpkin, Kregg Malone, Alfred Martin, Ruvell McDonald, Brian Moll, Tony Montgomery, Michael Morency, Vernand Muir, Daniel Nelson, Jordy Peprah, Charlie Peterson, Mike Pickett, Ryan Poppinga, Brady Porter, Joe Powdrell, Ryan Quinn, Johnny Riley, Marcus Rodgers, Aaron Rouse, Aaron Ryan, Jon Sitton, Josh Smith, Taj Spitz, Jason Stephenson, Cameron Swain, Brett Tauscher, Mark Thompson, Jeremy Thompson, Orrin Toledo, Joe Ward, Kyle Wells, Scott White, Corey White, Tracy Williams, Tramon Woodson, Charles Wynn, DeShawn 2007 Bio: Select A SummaryAt A GlanceCollege Summary2006 College2005 College2004 College2003 CollegeHigh SchoolPersonalPlayer Stats Last name is pronounced BAR-ber Possible left tackle of the future, having started 36 games there at Missouri Southern State Considered versatile enough to play either guard or tackle, on either side of the line Was fast enough to play gunner on the punt team, making seven solo tackles as a senior A consensus Division II All-America first-team selection, his school's first All-American first-teamer in a decade Became first player from his school invited to the NFL Scouting Combine and also the first from Missouri Southern State drafted by the Packers College Summary Possible left tackle of the future drafted in the fourth round with the 119th overall selection, a pick acquired from Pittsburgh along with a sixth-round choice (192) for Green Bay's fourth-round pick (112) Was the 17th offensive lineman selected A sort of athletic freak for a lineman his size, has enough speed (4.88 in 40) that he played gunner on the punt team at Missouri Southern State Packers hope that movement and agility translates well to handling the premier outside speed rushers in the pros who attack the quarterback's blind side A four-year starter at Missouri Southern State, moving into a starting role midway through his freshman season and starting 36 of 38 career games, all but one of the starts at left tackle Dominant at the Division II level, was credited with 254 knockdown blocks and 10 career tackles (nine solo) on special teams Became the first player from his school invited to the Scouting Combine and the first player from Missouri Southern State drafted by the Packers A consensus Division II All-America first-team selection, became his school's first All-American in four years and first one to make the first team in a decade A forceful blocker who finishes every play, getting to the second level quickly when needed and showing improvement late in his college career with sustaining blocks Works well communicating with the guard on double-teams Seen as a potential heir apparent to veteran left tackle Chad Clifton, who begins his eighth year with the Packers at that position but is now five years removed from a serious pelvic injury Also viewed by Packers coaches as capable of playing either guard or tackle on either side of the line, providing flexibility as a young backup Capable of adding 10 to 15 pounds to his developing frame without sacrificing quickness and athleticism, according to scouting reports Impressed Packers coaches at the Scouting Combine with his grasp of X's and O's during an interview session Will require a lot of hard work to refine his technique, coming from a small school, but is eager to take on the challenge of making that big step from Division II to the NFL Majored in criminal justice 2006 College Back To Top A consensus Division II All-America first-team selection by The NFL Draft Report, Associated Press, American Football Coaches Association and D2football.com Became school's first All-American since Josh Chapman in 2002, ninth overall and first to be named first-team since Richard Jordan in 1996, and fifth offensive lineman to be named first-team, joining Terron Jackson (1972), Willie Williams (1976), Joel Tupper (1982) and Yancy McNight (1995) Finished with a career-high 94 knockdowns at left tackle and excelled as a gunner on punt coverage, making seven solo tackles Was the lone offensive player to be a unanimous All-Mid American Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) first-team pick Started 11 games at left offensive tackle, leading the way as the offense generated 3,461 yards, an average of 314.6 yards per game, coming up with thirteen touchdown-resulting blocks, as the offense scored 31 times Helped lead an offensive line that saw quarterback Adam Hinspeter become just the second passer in school history to throw for 2,000 yards twice in a career Graded out at 87.45% for blocking consistency Registered a season-high 14 knockdowns and a 98% grade vs. Southwest Baptist 2005 College Back To Top Earned first-team All-MIAA and third-team All-Southwest Region honors and was named league's Offensive Lineman of the Week five times Won the team's Dudley Stegge Award as the Lions' Offensive Lineman of the Year Only one-half sack of the 31 sacks allowed by the offensive line was credited to left tackle Registered 73 knockdowns to help offense average 376.9 yards per game Got a rare chance to put points on the board himself, scoring on a 4-yard TD run for the first score in MSSU's 41-17 defeat of Truman State (Oct. 1). The play, for which the Lions employed a formation utilizing all offensive linemen, was run as a tribute to late head coach John Ware, a former offensive lineman who had died just four days prior 2004 College Back To Top Appeared in 10 games, starting the final nine at left tackle Missed the season opener vs. Bacone College with a fall camp ankle sprain, but reclaimed starting left tackle spot by the third game Totaled 64 knockdown blocks for an offensive unit that set a school record with 3,575 passing yards (325 per game) and averaged 453 total yards per game while allowing only 21 sacks for the year Earned team's offensive lineman of the week honors three times 2003 College Back To Top Began the season as a reserve offensive lineman, but moved into the starting lineup by the sixth game of the year Started the final six games, including the final five contests at left tackle Posted 23 knockdown blocks High School Back To Top A standout two-way performer at tackle for East Newton H.S. (Granby, Mo.), helping team finish 9-2 and reach the sectional round of the Class 2A state playoffs as a senior Named to the Missouri Class 2A all-state team in football as a junior and senior Also named first-team all-conference both ways, both years A two-time all-conference selection in basketball Personal Back To Top Given name Allen Wade Barbre Last name is pronounced BAR-ber Born in Neosho, Mo .Single Has worked in the past with Special Olympics Enjoys the outdoors, particularly hunting deer and turkey, and fishing Also has an interest in classic cars such as the Chevrolet Chevelle and Camaro, and would want to buy one if he can Residence: Joplin, Mo. Player Stats Back To Top Year GP GS 2003 Missouri Southern State 7 6 2004 Missouri Southern State 10 9 2005 Missouri Southern State 10 10 2006 Missouri Southern State 11 11 College totals (four years) 38 36

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