Green Bay withstood a sloppy first half and stormed back in the second, turning a 13-3 halftime deficit into a 23-19 preseason win over the Colts. The storylines leaned heavy toward the Packers’ depth pieces: Israel Abanikanda and Amar Johnson ground out inside-the-10 scores, Sean Clifford’s late 11-yard scramble sealed it, and Jordan Morgan continued to shine at left tackle as the backups shined in relief. Special-teams standout punts, a clean second half with reduced penalties, and a 1-1 preseason mark showcased a Packers team building depth for 2025.

Penalties and a turnover miscue lingered from the first half, but Green Bay tightened up after halftime, trimming the penalty basket and creating more consistent drives. Mecole Hardman and Malik Heath rebounded after rough Opener performances, while Daniel Whelan pinned Colts inside the 20 on three punts, flipping field position on a towering 59-yarder. The game highlighted a Packers roster flush with competition and a developing group of backs and receivers ready to push for roles once the regular season arrives.