Wow a written article on CHTV! And nicely done too.

No injuries was definitely the best part of this game.

Might we just have our Micah Parsons already in Cooper? Why waste the SC and draft picks?

"Other notes: No Packer injuries..."--the best news yet.

Impressed with the 96-yard drive; not easy to do with your backup QB.

Willis did make a mistake throwing into double coverage like that, but the interception was an incredibly athletic play that you won't see often.

Elgersma gets my nod for the PS. We saw a couple of great improvisions when he was in trouble in the second half. But he'll need to learn to throw the ball away when nothing is there. I'm not seeing much from Clifford, and he missed an easy throw on the run.

Hopper was one of the more under-the-radar players coming into this season, and now you can't wait to see what he can do in the games that count.

It was definitely a feel-good ending to the preseason considering how we started. The biggest questions I still have for the 53-man is whether or not we keep six DLs, whether the Packers will keep Hardman because of his speed (you saw it on the end around) even with some of his KR misadventures, and whether Simmons' improved performance in this game will land him a spot--I would say no, but I don't make the decisions. And that final reserve CB verdict is going to be tough!

I thought it was Karl Brooks, not Edgerrin Cooper, who got the pressure that resulted in the Quay Walker sack. Maybe it was both of them.

So how will this game affect roster decisions? I think the player who gained the most was Kalen King, who had his second good showing in a row and may have earned himself the #5 CB spot.

Taylor Elgersma looked better than Sean Clifford again. I like the way he throws the ball. He has kind of a lumbering presence, however. He doesn't look very athletic by NFL standards. I would still choose him over Clifford, based on what I've seen.

Mecole Hardman had a nice end-around and fielded his punts cleanly. Malik Heath had a nice catch and made at least one good play on special teams. I'm up in the air about which one they should keep. Probably Heath. None of the other receivers did much.

Isaiah Simmons had a decent game, but so did Kristian Welch. I would still go with Welch as the #5 linebacker.

It was nice seeing Emmanuel Wilson get back in the swing of things after a somewhat choppy performance last week. Neither Amar Johnson nor Israel Abanikanda was able to get much going. They both look like practice squad players to me.

No clarity with the defensive tackles. Either keep six or let Stackhouse go.

Sean Clifford ain’t it…

There was no "Desmond Howard" moment for Hardman so he's likely gone. Does that open a spot for someone like Heath? At least while Watson is out.

If Welch and Simmons are fighting for a spot, I don't see how you don't give it to the standout special team guy. If Simmons was a young guy, you keep the athletic upside, but a 5 year vet, you know what he is by now.

Defensive tackles seem to be where some decisions lie. We keep hearing Stackhouse looks good in practice, but you don't notice him in the game. A PS guy?

Anyone on the O line stand out? Or are they still likely to pick up some old vet inside o lineman off the street? Someone who could be a backup guard seems needed.

Hopper was the standout player for me. Surely he needs to be in the starting 3 now.

Donovan Jennings looked like a different player. He played well at both G positions. and may have salvaged his roster spot. Lecitus Smith also impressed at C. Both mostly played in the first half. On this showing the interior OL depth looked much better.

Wilson is simply the best hard yards runner other than Jacobs and it’s not particularly close, as he reminded us today.

It’s interesting that different pundits came out praising Hadden or King. For me, King looked to be the winner. Robinson had some pretty good coverage on the perimeter. I’d take King and Robinson for 6 overall.

Belton is not ready to be the back up RT. Morgan or Walker needs snaps there asap.

I thought Stackhouse had a pretty good game, even getting outside and making some tackles and creating pressure.

Brooks to me was again better than Wooden. Cox looked a lot like the legitimate rush threat that he was in those 4 games last year.

If only Fitzpatrick could block. Please consider Belton as a 6th OL if he’s our third TE.

Deslin Alexandre and Jamon Johnson need PS invites. Both could be said to be roster worthy on another team.

Elgersma was less impressive to me overall today, but I like that he showed an ability to improvise and, if the game slows down, he has a lot of upside. Clifford, for the second game, could barely complete a pass. Good guy but not an NFL QB. Perhaps he has a future in coaching?

Well, now it’s the Turk’s time, but the team played penalty free and, for the most part, focused football today. That was good to see. As was the apparent lack of injuries.

I was not going to allow the sky to fall in my mind after week 1 of the preseason, and I’m not going to be upbeat about yesterday. Preseason does not matter.

I had a look at many articles on the game in the packers media, NO ONE wrote that seahawks HC sat ALL starters from the beginning.

As they get to the bottom of the roster the Packers have been known to make cuts based on who they can get to the PS and who they want to protect as who we might see as the best 53. There might be a surprising cut or two, but it seems like there's more "either or" or "rationalization" at the bottom of the roster at some position groups than the last couple preseasons. Journeyman vets on practice squads are a much more common thing, especially with PS elevations. Game day roster management is different from what it once was.

I've never been on board with Simmons or Hardman. I think Hardman was signed as a speedy guy as protection against not securing playable speed in the draft. There are other guys who can return kicks/punts and fill his role at WR.

Remember that Welch and Simmons are both 27...there's no youth to be gained from either. With Hopper looking playable and McDuffie being who he is, that roster spot is all about immediate return on STs.

I'm probably trying to keep Elgersma as a higher ceiling player than Clifford on the PS. I don't think that will be a stretch. I wouldn't be surprised if they try to sign away another QB and cut bait on both, though.

Management of the OL and DL will be what I'm watching. In both cases we're going to see attrition this coming offseason, and I thought they'd go heavier on the OL (10) early on, but the bottom of the OL has not really done anything to stand out. I'd rather push that extra spot to the DL where there's been more "flashing" even if it hasn't been dominating.

The question is whether the Packers will try to swing a trade or two. Gute seems to be testing the market at cutdowns every year. I could see them targeting an IOL or a CB.