On Saturday, the Green Bay Packers will face the Browns in Cleveland. Next, they play the Broncos in Denver and the Ravens in Green Bay.

There are plenty of Packers stories to watch over the next three weeks. Who will earn the right to back up Jordan Love? Who is claiming the WR6 spot? Which linebacker will start alongside Quay Walker and Edgerrin Cooper in the traditional 4-3 defense? Let's dive into some highlights.

Jordan Love will play in Green Bay's preseason opener, and it's possible we'll see him against Denver and Baltimore as well. However, most of the snaps at QB will go to Sean Clifford and Michael Pratt. Clifford has struggled in training camp, and Pratt has a lead over him going into the preseason games. The QB2 battle will likely be settled by the end of August. 

Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, and Dontayvion Wicks are the core of the receiver room and will make the team. Bo Melton will likely be WR5, leaving the WR6 spot up for grabs. Malik Heath, Grant DuBose, and Samori Toure are expected to compete strongly for the job, with Julian Hicks, Dimitri Stanley, and Jalen Wayne also in the mix. Heath came in clutch against the Giants last year. DuBose has had a strong camp. Toure, in his third year, has yet to be a reliable weapon on offense or special teams. The final spot looks to be a battle between Heath and DuBose. Regardless of who wins, Green Bay will be well-served at the position.

Jordan Morgan will not play on Saturday, so Packers fans can expect Sean Rhyan to take most of the snaps at right guard. Additionally, Jacob Monk and Travis Glover will make their debuts. With depth on the offensive line a concern, it will be crucial to watch how the second unit performs over the next three weeks.

On the defensive side, it will be exciting to see how the unit adjusts to the 4-3/4-2-5 in an actual game. Jeff Hafley won't reveal all his secrets in the preseason, but we'll at least get a glimpse of how this defense could look in 2024.

Ty'Ron Hopper and Isaiah McDuffie will battle to start alongside Quay Walker and Edgerrin Cooper in the 4-3 formation. Hopper is more of a project, but he's been making headlines in camp. McDuffie, who played for Hafley at Boston College, may have an edge due to his familiarity with the scheme.

Carrington Valentine and Kalen King, both seventh-round selections by the Packers, will likely see a lot of action this preseason. Valentine played over 700 snaps for the Packers last year, and King could prove to be as effective as Valentine was in 2023.

Green Bay fans should expect to see a lot of Javon Bullard and Evan Williams over the next few weeks. Both have had a strong start to camp and will compete to start alongside Xavier McKinney in the secondary. While it feels like Bullard will be the starter, Williams could rotate in nickel and dime packages.

It will be interesting to see how the Packers handle the three-headed kicking competition. Greg Joseph, Anders Carlson, and Alex Hale are all vying for the job. Joseph has had a slight lead over Carlson, but Hale’s strong start on Wednesday could shake up the competition.

The coaching staff has three full weeks to evaluate who should make the 53-man roster, and they’ll need every player to bring their A-game. It's a long journey to the Lombardi Trophy, and the team needs to be locked in from top to bottom.