The Green Bay Packers will have quarterback Jordan Love and most of their starters play in their preseason opener against the Cleveland Browns. Coach Matt LaFleur emphasized the importance of getting players 'mentally right' for the game, as previous seasons have shown mixed results with starters not participating in the preseason. The decision aligns with the team’s strategy to prepare Love, a first-time starter, for the regular season after Aaron Rodgers' departure. While Love's appearance is expected to be brief, it marks a significant step in his development following a recent contract extension. Other players, like right tackle Zach Tom, will not participate due to injuries, but the majority of the starting lineup is set to take the field. The Packers also have upcoming preseason games against the Denver Broncos and Baltimore Ravens to further assess their roster and strategies.