There are a lot of positives to take away from the Green Bay Packers 24-10 win over the Washington Football team on Sunday.

Down a handful of impact starters, the Packers really controlled this one from start to finish. Of course, Washington isn’t a very good football team, but Green Bay did what it needed to do to earn the win.

Short week, so let’s get right into the stock report from the Week 7 win.

BUY

Rashan Gary- Here’s a guy I haven’t added to the buy, sell or hold list all season. But in reality, he’s quietly having a nice season. His best game was on Sunday, of course. He recorded seven total tackles, two sacks, four quarterback pressures and a forced fumble. He’s also in the top five in the league in quarterback hits. This is exactly the type of progress the coaching staff was hoping to see in year three for Gary. Without the Smith brothers, Gary will continue to the field for the majority of the game. Buy.

Red-zone defense- Much has been made about the struggles of the Packers defense in the red-zone. Before the game on Sunday, the Packers had given up 15 touchdowns in 15 straight red-zones defended. Not good. However, the squad turned it around and stopped the Football Team three times in the red-zone on Sunday. It needed to be fixed, and it looks like the defense got the message.

Rasul Douglas- If Rasul Douglas plays like he did on Sunday, and the Packers defense returns Kevin King and Jaire Alexander to the mix, then hoo-boy. We’ve got a defense. Douglas played solid in his first game two weeks ago stepping in for Isaac Yiadom, but he played even better against the Washington Football Team. He was the highest-graded Packer defender according to PFF, only allowing one catch for four yards. Also, that pass-interference call against him was very bad. Douglas will be relied on heavily in the coming weeks.

SELL

Interior offensive line- I don’t want to single out any player on the offensive line, but I think we can all agree it wasn’t the unit’s best performance of the year on Sunday. The interior especially struggled with some of the stunts and looks Washington was running when the Packers were playing out of the empty formation. There were a couple sacks. Plus, the offense struggled to run the ball. Hopefully in a few weeks, the group as a whole will get back to full strength with the return of Josh Myers and left tackle David Bakhtiari.

Field goal unit- This unit has struggled at various points throughout the season. First, there was a blocked field goal in the Steelers game that the Packers were lucky there was an offsides call on. Then, there was a bad day at Cincinnati. On Sunday, we saw another miscue on a blocked field goal. Part of it was leakage. Part of it was a low-trajectory kick from Mason Crosby. Right now, it’s a unit that has to be better.

HOLD

AJ Dillon- Everybody loves AJ Dillon. He’s been a solid No. 2 running back behind Aaron Jones all season long. He had his worst day of the year over the weekend. He struggled to hold onto the ball, fumbling twice, with one being recovered by the visitors. I’m putting him on hold, because I know there will be a game soon where he plays well again. He’ll bounce back. I wouldn’t be shocked to see him do it on Thursday night.