There haven’t been many positives for the Green Bay Packers over the last two weeks. That’s just the nature of the beast when you allow Daniel Jones, Brian Hoyer and Bailey Zappe to complete 36 of 48 combined passes (75 percent) against you without an interception. With that being said, one standout against the New York Giants in London was second-year defensive lineman TJ Slaton.
With first-round rookie Devonte Wyatt out with a quad injury, the Packers elected not to call up a practice squad player or activate rookie seventh-round pick Jonathan Ford, meaning that 3-4 base defense Green Bay had a total of four defensive linemen active against the Giants.