Packers Weekly is back with a deep dive into the Green Bay Packers as Training Camp Week 2 heats up and the fallout from Family Night reveals some fascinating changes across the roster. Was Family Night too sloppy to matter, or did it expose some issues the Packers need to fix before the preseason opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers?

The biggest story may be accountability. Matt LaFleur is emphasizing mistakes and penalties, while several players are discovering that starting jobs aren't guaranteed. Keyshawn Nixon is suddenly battling for his place in the Packers secondary, while Brandon Cisse continues to make a strong push. On the offensive line, Anthony Belton's grip on the right guard job is slipping as Jacob Monk and Jagger Burton emerge as legitimate challengers.

Meanwhile, the Packers' defensive line is becoming one of the most intriguing position battles in camp. Anthony Campbell, Jameson Williams? No — Stackhouse, Warren Brinson, McClellan and others are making plays and forcing Green Bay to make difficult roster decisions. Add in the exciting development of Matthew Golden, the emergence of young talent, and Jonathan Gannon's aggressive defensive scheme, and there is plenty to discuss.

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