Green Bay preps for Detroit week one with a viewing‑guide mindset: injuries top the concerns, starter reps are weighed, and final roster battles loom large. The focus lands on cornerbacks (Kamal Haden, Kaylin King, Cory Ballentine, Micah Robinson) and on whether Green Bay can sustain a clean game in a bruising preseason slate. Mecole Hardman’s return‑threat is highlighted, while Malik Willis gets a big chance to show he belongs in the NFL’s quarterback mix. A host of fringe vets—Amar Johnson, Nazir Stackhouse, Donovan Jennings—are playing for a 53, with special teams deciding fates alongside the kicking and punting units. A 20–20 preseason tie against Seattle would feel like a par for the course, but the real takeaway is who’s building a case for the final roster and practice squad.

Malik Willis’ showcase, the CB depth chart, and the six‑receiver depth questions dominate the talking points, while the special teams phase—returners, core gunners, and backup linebackers—could tilt the balance for a handful of players. The pod keeps a sharp eye on the starts vs. rests question, the line’s health at guard and tackle, and the coaches’ willingness to push the envelope in Week 3, laying a clear fantasy lens on who might be these teams’ practical Week 1 contributors.