Green Bay sits at 2-0 after a win over Washington, a performance heavy on teachable moments yet proof the defense is real. Four sacks, eight pass breakups, and 12 quarterback hits backed an offensive night that, despite 10 penalties for 77 yards and timing issues, leaned on Jordan Love’s poise and a game-sealing TD drive highlighted by Tucker Craft’s first 100-yard game and a creative Wildcat sequence. Keisean Nixon buoyed the secondary with a standout four-plus pass breakups, while the run of big plays from Lucas Van Ness and Devonte Wyatt show the Pack’s interior pressure is for real. A mini-bye looms at 2-0, and the NFC North looks suddenly winnable.

The latest practice for the Green Bay Packers showcased both promising developments and lingering concerns. Notably, undrafted rookie running back Emanuel Wilson returned to practice, demonstrating impressive burst and agility. Meanwhile, fellow running back Amomar Johnson also made a full return, showcasing speed and elusiveness on several plays. Defensive back Savon Williams, who suffered a concussion previously, participated in individual drills, indicating progress in his recovery.

Quarterback Jordan Love had a mixed day, throwing an interception during a two-minute drill but also connecting for a touchdown pass to rookie Tucker Craft. The practice was heavily focused on red zone efficiency, with Love finding receiver Matthew Golden for two touchdowns during drills. Golden's hands have been a highlight, as he's consistently making impressive catches amid competition for the receiving corps. However, concerns arose surrounding Trey Hill, the team's third-string center, who has struggled with errant snaps, potentially putting his roster spot at risk.

The Packad Podcast dives into the early rankings of the Green Bay Packers' roster, from number 90 to 61. Host Andy Herman highlights notable players, starting with kicker Alex Hale, an intriguing addition from the International Pathway program. The Packers may view Hale as a backup option in case of emergencies with Brandon McManus, the team's main kicker. Next, defensive tackle Keith Randolph Jr. is discussed; he is viewed as a lower-tier prospect among a group of mystery box defensive tackles. Tight end Johnny Lumpkin, corner Isaiah Dunn, offensive tackle Brandt Banks, and wide receiver Sam Brown Jr. are among the other discussed players, each with varying chances of making an impact on the team this season.