FINAL: Packers end preseason with 30-7 domination over the Ravens

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WSAW) - In the Packers first and only preseason game at Lambeau Field this year, the home crowd were happy campers with a 30-7 blowout win over the Ravens.
The Packers struck first with a pair of field goals from Anders Carlson (54 yards) and Greg Joseph (36 yards). The Ravens hauled in the first trip to the end zone off a 48-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Josh Johnson to wide receiver Tylan Wallace.
Afterwards, the Lambeau turf was dominated by the green and gold.
Rookie quarterback Michael Pratt found wide receiver Bo Melton for an 18-yard strike to the end zone. The defense then made waves in the latter part of the second quarter. Defensive end Arron Mosby strip-sacked quarterback Devin Leary, while safety Anthony Johnson Jr. scooped up the fumble and returned it for a 24-yard touchdown. Mosby would strike again with an interception the following drive.
Despite earlier struggles from second-year QB Sean Clifford (3/10 completions for 31 yards), he would bring in the first score of the second half off a seven-yard toss to wideout Malik Heath. Clifford would finish going 6/14 53 yards and a touchdown, while Pratt went 8/12 for 80 yards, a touchdown, and an interception. Fortunately, both quarterbacks remined upright as the offensive line allowed no sacks.
The game’s final score came off a 55-yard field goal from Greg Joseph late in the 3rd quarter. Joseph made two kicks on the day, while Carlson missed a 32-yard field goal in the 4th after sinking in his 54-yard first quarter kick.
Iola native Kristian Welch followed up his strong performance against Denver with a similar effort. The linebacker led Green Bay with six tackles, two pass deflections, along with an interception.
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