Packers preseason film produced a mix of bright spots and sharp learning curves, with several youngsters flashing itself as real fantasy angles next season. Amar Johnson and Jordan Morgan stood out on offense, both delivering positives on the ground and technique, while Matthew Golden piled up clean catches and playmaking flashes. On the line, Jordan Morgan showed growth at left tackle and Shawn Ryan looked like a versatile inside option, giving Green Bay hopeful depth that could push for Week 1 snaps. Donovan Jennings also earned favorable mention for his physicality, despite some consistency questions.

Defensively, Kingsley Nigbari, Tyron Hopper, Kalin King, Jared Bartlett, and Carrington Valentine carried the day with consistency and disruptiveness, stressing the potential for a deeper, talented unit that could contribute beyond the starters. Nazir Stackhouse faced tougher, double-team battles and faded a bit, underscoring the ongoing maturation process for interior run-stoppers. Offense or defense, the episode highlights a cache of players who can influence the 53-man roster and fantasy rosters if their trajectories continue this way.

Anthony Belton offered a glimpse of future technique progress but needs polish; Kobe Wooden and Brinsen Brinsen showed upside at tackle/edge. The overarching takeaway: the preseason is about evaluating players, health, and development, with Johnson and Morgan offering the most immediate fantasy upside and the Packers’ depth chart providing intriguing later-round targets in dynasty formats.