Film Room: Who Impressed in Packers' Broncos Win?

A detailed film review of the Green Bay Packers' 33-13 preseason win against the Denver Broncos highlights notable performances from several young players.

On the offensive side, the competition for the starting right guard position remains dynamic. Anthony Belton impressed at right tackle with his run-blocking and pass protection, though questions about his movement ability at tackle persist. Jager Burton and Jacob Monk also showed promise but had moments of struggle, including penalties and missed assignments.

Defensively, while the pass rush did not consistently generate pressure from the starting unit, there were individual successes. Jonathan Ford stood out in the run game, earning recognition as one of the preseason's top-graded defensive tackles. Lukas Van Ness and Karl Brooks also displayed moments of effective pass rushing, though sometimes hindered by overlapping rush lanes.

Emerging players like Brenton Cox Jr. and Chris McClellan made significant contributions. Cox Jr. provided quick wins on the edge and strong run defense, while McClellan showcased versatility in run stopping and pass rushing. Anthony Campbell continued to impress with his powerful pass rush and ability to control the line of scrimmage, making a strong case for a roster spot.