Packers preseason notes center on Malik Heath seizing a clear spot in Green Bay’s receiver mix, outsnapping Micole Hardman and flashing a combination of size and speed that could translate to real Week 1 targets if continued. Lucas Van Ness showed versatile rush potential, sliding inside on multiple fronts in a reduced 4-3 look, hinting at a future cornerstone role. Justin Fields’ athleticism tested the defense, while a handful of rookies and depth players—Amar Johnson, Emanuel Wilson, and Col(in) Oliver among them—gave the coaching staff plenty to evaluate for the 53-man roster and especially the crucial special-teams phase. The episode stresses that preseason is a finding mission—polish issues like drops, improve on-field communication, and decide which players become reliable Week 1 contributors and practice-squad assets. Fantasy-minded fans should watch Heath’s continued involvement, Van Ness’ evolving role, and the backfield competition, which could carve out a few clean, week-to-week roster decisions as the Packers pare down their depth and lock in special-teams roles.