The Green Bay Packers had a rough go in the first half of Saturday\u2019s preseason game against the Indianapolis Colts. Part of the issue on a general level was surely due to the Packers playing few of their established starters while the Colts kept a good complement of first-team players on the field early. But one player stood out in particular for his rough performance before halftime: rookie tackle Anthony Belton.<\/p>\n
Belton had a day to forget \u2014 or at least to learn from \u2014 on Saturday. Mental errors happened consistently, including one that took a would-be touchdown off the board in the second quarter. It was that much more frustrating to see Belton\u2019s rough day at right tackle when contrasted against Jordan Morgan, who looked very solid on the left side.<\/p>\n
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Still, Belton was playing in just his second professional game, and if there is ever a time to get those mental errors out of the way and learn from them, it\u2019s in the preseason. He is vowing to \u201cgrow up,\u201d (his words) and ensure that another day like that does not happen again \u2014 something that the Packers need him to do, given their questionable depth on the offensive line.<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s a look back at Saturday\u2019s game from around the Packers blogosphere.<\/p>\n
Game Notes: Tyron Herring comes up big in Packers\u2019 thrilling comeback | Packers.com Studs and duds from Packers\u2019 preseason win over Colts | Packers Wire Advertisement<\/p>\n
<\/a>Herring was the late hero on Saturday, breaking up a would-be game-winning touchdown pass to tight end Jelani Woods after the running game started to dominate the Colts\u2019 defense.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Jordan Morgan looks more and more comfortable at left tackle, and the Packers may have a good problem on their hands with a pair of viable left tackles. On the other side, Anthony Belton had a nightmarish first half.<\/p>\n