With Interception, Scott Makes Play at No. 3 Safety Job

GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers’ starting 11 look tremendous, on paper. Also on paper, the depth in the secondary is precarious, at best.

On Monday, Vernon Scott made the type of big plays that will be necessary to be the primary backup to the top safety tandem of Adrian Amos and Darnell Savage. Practice ended with a backups vs. backups two-minute drill. On first down, Jordan Love fired a pass into the flat to receiver Ishmael Hyman. Tight coverage by Scott helped force an incompletion.

A play later, on third-and-7, Love fired a pass downfield to tight end Tyler Davis. Scott read the play like a book for the “game”-winning interception. If that wasn’t enough, he returned it for a…