What's going on, Packer, friends? Welcome back to another episode of the Packet A podcast. I'm your host, Andy Herman. You can follow me on Twitter at Andy Herman NFL. You can follow the podcast at Packet A Podcast. Of course, make sure to subscribe. Not going to do my normal Quick Hits episode following today's practice. Instead, I'm going to give you the full practice breakdown and everything that I saw. I have another episode playing for you tomorrow morning

that you're going to want to check out, but I figured I would just give you the whole details

of everything that I saw at practice today in this episode. So let's jump in right away. Now,

before we get to the actual practice portion, Matt LaFleur, of course, did speak ahead of time.

And one of the things I wanted to ask him, remember, Sean Clifford yesterday had another great two-minute drill. I think that's his fourth successfully completed two-minute drill,

at least even in like the last like week and a half. He's been really, really good at it.

I wanted to ask him about his ability in the two-minute drill, which he responded to and said

it's just kind of part of his DNA as a quarterback and things like that. But more importantly, I wanted to ask him, is he officially the number two quarterback?

And I think it's been blatantly clear and obvious that he's the number two, right?

There's no question about that.

But I wanted to ask him, like, is it official?

Is he going to be your backup going into the season?

Because part of me is just like, you never know how he's going to respond. It could have been the old, you know, punt on the question and just say, you know, we're always competing, which

by the way, he did with the safety group and what we're going to talk about that in just a moment.

But this was very clear. Sean Clifford is the number two quarterback. He has won the backup job.

Like I said, I think that's mostly clear and obvious, but Alex Magoo, now competing for number

three slash practice squad. It will be Jordan Love is your starter, Sean Clifford as the two,

and then we will go from there. Meanwhile, he was also asked about the tight end group and, you know,

if they needed more than three tight ends and that sort of thing. And he first of all shouted out

his wide receiver room and said we've got a lot of depth there, which will allow us to do some different things.

But he also talked about something that I have talked about numerous times in the past

and that in the past, they have used some offensive linemen as another tight end, a sixth

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