Here are the instant takeaways from the Packers’ Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Here are the instant takeaways from the Packers’ Week 1 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Packers offense will be good this season, but how good may be determined by how much success Josh Jacobs has in the run game.
Packers CB Eric Stokes is prepared to be tested early and often by the Eagles’ passing game.
The Packers new look defense under Jeff Hafley will be put to the test right away against the Eagles’ run game.
Xavier McKinney fills the do-it-all safety role in the Packers defense, which they will need him to fill against the Eagles’ offense.
New Packers’ kicker Brayden Narveson has made a strong first impression with the team.
MarShawn Lloyd was back at practice on Sunday for the Packers, but the team still faces unknowns around that backup role ahead of their Week 1 matchup vs. Philadelphia.
A big decision looms at right guard for the Packers ahead of their Week 1 matchup against a stout Eagles’ front.
Zayne Anderson and Eric Wilson will be tasked with leading a young Packers’ special teams unit in 2024–a group that needs to bounce back.
Arron Mosby earned a roster spot through splash plays and special teams contributions. His performance left the Packers no choice when it came to rostering him.
Ultimately it was Malik Heath’s reliability when it mattered most that set him apart in the Packers’ WR competition.
With Super Bowl expectations, patience is not a luxury the Packers can afford at the kicker position.
Malik Willis’ progression this preseason coupled with elite traits sparked the Packers interest in trading for the quarterback.