Green Bay Packers' practice number 11 showcased notable performances and some concerning injuries. While there were no standout offensive stars, defensive linemen like Kenny Clark and Devonte Wyatt showcased their skills, with Clark making impressive plays against the run, and Wyatt contributing with tackles for loss and a sack. However, concerns arose with rookie Warren Brinson and veteran Carl Brooks leaving practice due to injuries. Both injuries could prompt the Packers to explore adding depth to their defensive line ahead of the preseason. A bright spot came from Jordan Love, who faced a brief scare but returned to practice smoothly, showing no signs of lingering issues.

Romeo Doubs continued to impress with a strong day, securing a touchdown during a red zone drill. His chemistry with Love appears to be a developing strength for the offense as they look to mesh ahead of the regular season. Meanwhile, defensive backs like Keshawn Nixon and Bo Melton made defensive plays, suggesting depth in the secondary that could prove beneficial as the season progresses. As the preseason approaches, these performances will be crucial for team selection, especially for players on the bubble.