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Mike Spofford and Wes Hodkiewicz look ahead to Friday's preseason matchup against the Broncos in the Packers' return to Denver.

Skip to main content Advertising Mike and Wes preview Friday's second preseason game against the Broncos, discussing players who will look to stack another good performance on top of the Pittsburgh opener (3:35), the desire for No. 2 QB Tyrod Taylor to settle in (7:21), the ongoing competition and potentially difficult decisions coming at defensive tackle (14:50), and a final thought on what to look for in Denver (20:22).

With the Green Bay Packers opening the 2026 season on the road against Minnesota, the team will host a free Season Kickoff Watch Party at Titletown, presented by Sirius XM, Ticketmaster, Polaris and Verizon, to bring fans together to cheer on the team from afar. Registration is required to attend the free event. By registering on packers.com, attendees will secure their spot and will be eligible for the chance to win Packers giveaways and prizes following the event.

GREEN BAY – With his in-house competition for the Packers' No. 3 quarterback job gone, the last thing Kyle McCord is about to do is relax. In fact, the former Eagles draft pick says he's even more motivated to make the most of this chance in Green Bay now that he's getting more practice reps, and likely more game snaps Friday in Denver. As McCord looks to build on his impressive preseason showing last week in Pittsburgh, he's just focused on staying in the moment and not looking too far ahead.

TK from Grafton, WI It sure sounds like Brenton Cox Jr. is seizing his opportunity. Is that right? He brings it every day. I thought Cox's quote to Rob Demovsky about peeling the offensive lineman's face off speaks to that mentality and playstyle. Cox is getting reps with the No. 1 special teams unit, too. That's an encouraging step given how that phase was a bit of a hurdle for Cox getting on the gameday roster during his first two seasons.

Advertising Mike and Wes preview Friday's second preseason game against the Broncos, discussing players who will look to stack another good performance on top of the Pittsburgh opener (3:35), the desire for No. 2 QB Tyrod Taylor to settle in (7:21), the ongoing competition and potentially difficult decisions coming at defensive tackle (14:50), and a final thought on what to look for in Denver (20:22).

Second-year wideout Matthew Golden's impact to cap off last season has carried throughout this year's training camp, and his connection with Jordan Love has continued to grow. Find out more in this edition of Packers Daily.

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