The Packers’ 2025 preseason spotlight shone on Kingsley Enagbare, Ty'Ron Hopper, Jordan Morgan, Kristian Welch, Matthew Golden, and the kicking/punting duo of Brandon McManus and Daniel Whelan, plus notable depth drag from Karl Brooks. Enagbare anchored the edge with four pressures and a sack across 54 snaps, Hopper piled up 13 tackles with two fourth-down stops, Morgan impressed in pass protection, Welch locked in as a versatile veteran; Golden flashed big-play potential with a 39-yard contested grab and a third-down conversion. With Love sidelined by a left-thumb surgery, green Bay still gave starters looks in the opener and finale, showcasing a deeper, competitive roster for 2025.

Golden’s limited route work pointed to rapid development and upside as a rookie, while Enagbare’s disruptive presence and Hopper’s growth hint at a sturdier defensive backbone. Morgan’s smooth pass-protection and Welch’s special-teams versatility reinforce a robust depth framework, and McManus/Whelan continued to stabilize kicking and punting duties. The result is a Packers team entering 2025 with clearer depth signals and multiple players positioned for meaningful snaps.

All told, the exhibition slate offered a clear blueprint: a deeper, more competitive squad with several rookies ready to contribute and veterans ready to anchor the units. Fantasy managers should track these names as the regular season nears, especially young playmakers who could seize expanded roles with strong showings in practice and early games.