Chalk one up for the good guys – the Green Bay Packers are now in the win column.

Although the first half gave us Cheeseheads quite the scare, the Packers scored 21 unanswered to earn the 35-17 NFC North victory over the visiting Detroit Lions in the home-opener.

Let’s take a look at the stock report for the Week 2 win.

BUY

Aaron Jones – How can you not love Aaron Jones? The standout running back looked to be the focal point for Matt LaFleur and the Packers offense this week, which was a nice change of pace from the team abandoning him in Week 1. Jones rushed for a touchdown and caught three in the win. The Packers are better when Jones is heavily involved offensively, which is why I think his touches and involvement will only increase in the coming weeks.

Eric Stokes – Two weeks in a row, I have Eric Stokes on my buy list. After a relatively good game in limited action in Week 1, Stokes saw his snap count exponentially increase against the Lions. The first round defensive back played primarily outside corner, with Kevin King getting snaps in the slot. Stokes was solid in coverage all night, even recording a couple crucial pass breakups. I know it’s only been two games, but you have to like the potential that Stokes has shown so far.

Corey Bojorquez – Ladies and gentlemen, it seems that the Packers (finally) have a punter. I had Bojorquez on my hold list last week, due to his solid performance in Week 1 only being one game. After another solid outing, which was even better than the last, I’m officially all in on the Bojorquez hype. The recently-acquired punter from the Rams had a couple beauties that pinned the Lions inside the 20-yard line. LaFleur called his punt location, “Absolutely fantastic.”

SELL

Pass rushers – The Packers defense struggled mightily in the first half of Monday night’s game. Jared Goff picked apart Green Bay’s secondary for the first 30 minutes of the contest. Much of that had to do with Packers pass-rushers not getting to the quarterback. Although the defense was able to get some pressure in the second half, it’s still an issue that needs addressed moving forward. The Packers are just the fifth defense since 2010 to not have an individual player register a sack the first two weeks of the season. With Za’Darius Smith still absent the next two weeks, the Packers will need more from up front.

Kingsley Keke – Speaking of struggling up front, Kingsley Keke was the worst-graded defender for the Green Bay Packers for the second week in a row, according to Pro Football Focus. Keke, who struggles defending the run, was primarily drafted to help rush the passer. If he’s not getting to the quarterback, and not anchoring down in the run, then the Packers have a problem on their hands.

HOLD

Jon Runyan – After Lucas Patrick missed the early part of the week in concussion protocol, Jon Runyan stepped in at the left guard position against the Lions. The second-year player didn’t allow a pressure and was one of the best-graded players on offense. However, right now he’s on hold because there’s a chance that Patrick will be given the job back this week. LaFleur says the job will be assessed week-to-week. Whether the offensive coaching staff wants to give him the position full-time remains to be seen.