Sean Rhyan was credited with stopping Neville Hewitt during a pivotal moment in the game, as he played a role in halting Hewitt's 45-yard interception return. Although it was Packers quarterback Jordan Love who initially slowed Hewitt down, Rhyan's involvement in the tackle was significant enough to be noted, highlighting his defensive contribution in the matchup against the Texans.

Sean Rhyan did not record any statistics in Week 1, but he was among several Bruins who made appearances in their respective games. As a member of the Packers, he continues to develop in his role as a professional athlete.

Sean Rhyan filled the role of starting right guard while first-round pick Jordan Morgan was sidelined with a shoulder injury. Now back to full health, Morgan's return has created uncertainty at the position, as head coach Matt LaFleur hasn't named a definitive starter. There’s a possibility they may share time, similar to a rotation system used last year when Rhyan backed up Jon Runyan Jr.

Sean Rhyan has been filling the role of starting right guard for the Packers while first-round pick Jordan Morgan recovered from a shoulder injury. With Morgan now healthy, Rhyan's status remains uncertain, and there’s a possibility that both players could share time in the position, as the team previously used a similar rotation system.

Sean Rhyan took over at right guard while Jordan Morgan recovered from a shoulder injury that kept him out of preseason games. The Packers’ decision to move Morgan inside shows confidence in Rhyan, who will compete for the starting right guard position after Jon Runyan Jr. signed with the Giants in free agency.