It IS Jordan Love Time !!

rpiotr01 said:


This sort of judges performance when throwing from disadvantageous situations. If we were told that after two years Jordan Love would be in this sort of company in such situations, I think we'd all be thrilled. To take his game to the next level, oddly enough, he needs to work on being a bit more of a game manager. It's still all there for him though.
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i thought that was pretty cool. and then i noticed it was for the 23-24 season, not last year.
 
realitybytes said:
i thought that was pretty cool. and then i noticed it was for the 23-24 season, not last year.
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It has to be labeled incorrectly, because Bo Nix, Jayden Daniel’s and Caleb Williams are on there and they’re rookies, and Aaron Rodgers is there and he didn’t play the 23-24 season.
 
Keg Man said:
Stats?

Crunch time. I hope he gets there, I really do.
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I get that too, but the unmeasurable stuff is hard to compare especially after the fact. For example just look at the first Philly game - Packers were down and backed up with a minute on the clock, Jordan Love on two bad calves made one of the throws of his life to Jayden Reed to get them out to the 50. Next play the OL caves and he gets his MCL busted, and he never had a shot to complete the comeback and that's how the game ends. Is that his fault?

The stats are also useful because when the offense flounders it helps direct you where to look for problems. Is it my OL? WR? Or is my QB the problem?
 
I get everything Mark and RP mention.

I'm not against Love. I think he's close - very close. But, he needs to be better to take us to the promised land.

And, I do want him to and am hoping he gets there.
 
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