Overview

• Belton drew five flags in the second quarter: a false start, unnecessary roughness, a facemask and two illegal formations during a two-minute drill.
• LaFleur pulled the rookie aside at halftime and later denounced the personal foul as "completely unacceptable" to reporters.
• One illegal‐formation penalty erased a would-be touchdown and the unnecessary roughness flag turned a 3rd-and-5 into a 3rd-and-20, stalling key scoring opportunities.
• Belton accepted responsibility after the game, calling the calls "drive killers" and vowing to grow up and break old habits.
• Green Bay’s 95 penalty yards on 12 accepted infractions underscored a broader discipline challenge as the team shapes its preseason roster.