In a dominant display of defensive prowess, the Green Bay Packers secured a resounding 30-7 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in their preseason finale at Lambeau Field. The Packers showcased their depth by forcing four turnovers, with two roster bubble players, Arron Mosby and Kristian Welch, making significant contributions. Despite some struggles at the quarterback position, Matt LaFleur's team overcame adversity to emerge triumphant.

The Packers' offensive firepower was on full display, with several players earning praise for their outstanding performances. Wide receiver Malik Heath rose to the occasion, catching four of his five targets and making a contested catch for a touchdown. Each of his receptions resulted in either a first down or a score. Running back Nate McCrary showcased his strength and agility, gaining 43 yards after contact, forcing three missed tackles, and accomplishing two runs over 15 yards. Offensive tackles Caleb Jones and Travis Glover also impressed with their solid run-blocking and pass protection.

On the defensive side, linebacker Kristian Welch and defensive end Arron Mosby delivered standout performances, earning grades of 94.3 and 92.0 respectively from Pro Football Focus. Welch exhibited elite pass coverage skills, securing an interception and defending two passes while producing three stops. Mosby displayed his playmaking ability, sacking the quarterback and intercepting a pass over the course of 17 snaps. Linebacker Chris Russell Jr., cornerback Gemon Green, and cornerback Kalen King also made valuable contributions to the Packers' resounding defensive effort.

Not every player experienced the same level of success in the preseason finale. Quarterbacks Michael Pratt and Sean Clifford struggled, both earning grades below 50. Pratt showcased glimpses of promise with a touchdown pass, but also threw an interception during a lackluster second half display. Clifford, on the other hand, struggled under pressure, failing to complete a pass on six pressured dropbacks. Wide receiver Grant DuBose had a disappointing outing, failing to record a catch on one target and earning the lowest run-blocking grade among the team. Tight ends Joel Wilson and Messiah Swinson also struggled in run-blocking.

Defensively, linebacker Ralen Goforth and cornerback LJ Davis both received underwhelming grades for their performances. Goforth suffered an injury after missing a tackle and receiving a low run defense grade. Davis struggled in pass coverage, earning the lowest grade in that category for the defense. Safeties Benny Sapp III and Kitan Oladapo, along with defensive lineman Keonte Schad, also had subpar showings.

In special teams, Henry Pearson stood out with a pair of tackles, despite a missed one as well. The Packers, however, endured five missed tackles on special teams, including ones from Pearson, Kalen King, and Benny Sapp III. Punter Daniel Whelan impressed by placing one punt inside the 20-yard line, but kicker Anders Carlson missed a field goal from 32 yards.

Despite the challenges faced by the quarterbacks and some individual struggles, the Packers' running backs demonstrated their prowess by gaining 125 yards after first contact, forcing seven missed tackles, and averaging 3.21 yards after contact. Nate McCrary, Ellis Merriweather, and Emanuel Wilson made significant contributions, with six runs over 10 yards and 10 first down conversions among them.

The Green Bay Packers' victory in their preseason finale serves as a testament to the team's depth and resilience. With notable performances from roster bubble players and key contributions across various positions, the Packers demonstrated their readiness for the upcoming regular season.