NFL preseason is built for young players. They're on display getting quality reps in the first or season seasons, while aging, established veterans can step aside and prepare for the regular season.
Sure, everyone would love to watch Aaron Rodgers in Matt LaFleur's offense, but it's OK if the Green Bay Packers' medical staff holds the quarterback out of the lineup as a precaution after experiencing back tightness, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. A similar statement can be made about Odell Beckham making his orange and brown debut Saturday against the Indianapolis Colts, but he's doubtful due to an unspecified hip malady, per Cleveland.