Colts Week 2 preseason versus Green Bay highlighted Indianapolis’ depth and some standout performers according to Pro Football Focus. Chris Lammons led the way with an 88.4 grade, delivering two pressures and a sack as a blitzer and showing solid coverage with three pass breakups. Jelani Woods followed at 86.7, drawing heavy targets (six) and contributing as a blocker on seven plays, even though he gained just 22 receiving yards. Tyler Warren (85.9) secured a 25-yard catch and flashed as a potential explosive target, while Luke Tenuta (85.7) stepped in at right tackle after injuries to Braden Smith and Blake Freeland, posting favorable marks in the run game and pass protection. Anthony Gould (85.2) served as a reliable option with three catches for 30 yards, including a long gain negated by a penalty. On the negative side, Adetomiwa Adebawore (29.8) showed some address, but struggled in the run game, and Marcus Haynes (38.8) faced difficulties in run defense. PFF cautions that grading is only one tool, but these marks shape roster discussions and fantasy angle considerations as Colts navigate their depth chart.