It's so hard not to get excited about the future of this team while watching these highlights and seeing all the great plays from rookies and second year guys. Barring multiple major injuries, we're gonna be good for several years.
He's like the perfect mix between the big arm gunslinger that Favre was and the precise rocket arm that Rodgers has. It's so much fun to watch, I can't believe we got another QB
What makes love so dangerous is that you literally have no idea where the balls going he goes through his progressions very well I’m So proud of this guy and his growth the packers future is extremely bright
So many QBs with 4k yards and 30+ TDs while also having a RB or WR with either 1k yards or 1k rushing and love had neither. AJ did show up the last few games but other than that, no run game. But I agree with you 💯 he will be a problem because he doesn’t baby a specific receiver. Rodgers is a GOAT but he had Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, James Jones, Randall Cobb and you can even say Jermichael Finley 😂
@lottji true. But Jones had worse stats and a great defense to bolster. I'm pretty confident though, we saw a lot of growth in just this one year alone
I'm sorry but I disagree will he be amazing, from this years sample size yes. But I think the all time legendary packer QB will still be Bart Starr unless Love can get a few rings then I'll rethink it
Not only is Jordan Love playing great, his offense is the youngest in the league. They're already playing like experienced veterans and are likely to improve after this year. He has 4 really good receivers with a lot of upside.
So proud of Jordan love. He is insanely talented & at the same time humble. I said last season that he has all the talent to play the Quarterback position. I saw flashes of greatness when he came in to play against the eagles team, threw a back shoulder to jones that should’ve been caught. I knew then that we had another STUD QB in Jordan Love. We are witnessing Love become a superstar before our eyes. As a packers fan, I have nothing but love for Rodgers. Without him, I don’t think Jordan is the player he is today. Tons of credit goes to Matt LaFleur as well. He’s gonna be in the running for MVP next 2024.
this team is unbelievably good when you consider how young they are and how many injuries we had to go through this season, this year has been a success no matter so excited for the future!
I kept telling my mom “just let this team get time to grow their confidence with this QB and they’ll be scary..” and look at that. This kid is going far, trust me on that. Go Pack Go for life!
The Jones clips remind us Love in the first half of the season was dealing with a revolving OL, young rookie WR's/TE's, and Jones being injured!! For Love to survive and evolve truely is a credit to his dedication to keep getting better even if nothing around him was consistent!! i can't wait till the packers give him a nice contract, he's earned it!!
The throw @12:00 is crazy. The most effortless and graceful 50 yard bomb I think I've seen. He just floated that. I don't think Rodgers or Favre made 50 yard throws that effortless.
Watching this makes you realize how much of a security blanket Romeo is for JLove. The rooks are damn exciting (and deserve all the credit they get), but this video gives me additional appreciation for Romeo. Let’s go beat Dallas!
This packers offense has been extremely incredible to watch this season..... the growth in just a short time is insaine... i cant wait to see whats instore for these guys next..... jordan should have been in the talks for mvp this year ...... and for all the people who thought bad about jlove.... look at him now.... watch him grow right infront of your faces.. he has and will continue to prove his haters wrong and himself right.
Bro is dangerous, he can literally throw the ball anywhere on the field.. and he’s very poise in the pocket. Bro looks exactly like Rodgers on the field
I don’t see any of Rodgers in him at all. He’s a great pocket passer but when the pocket breaks down, he hasn’t shown any of the pure ability Rodgers did.
@@eman22017you can clearly see that he drops back with the ball low by his waist just like Rodgers and when he releases it flicks out his hand. He’s learned a lot from that man
Love’s poise and confidence in the pocket is incredible and turned into a ELITE QB throughout second half of season. He had 4k passing yards 30+ TD season with rookies/2nd year receivers which is unheard of. He’s solidified himself as the next franchise QB for the Packers and has entered top 10 QB conversation
My favorite Packers game in the 2023 season was on Week 9 where they ended their four game losing skid and easily defeated the Rams 20-3 considering how desperate and hungry the home team was for a victory. Amazingly, Love never tossed a single interception throughout the entire game. Go Pack Go.
Around October I was hoping Packers would lose rest of our games and get Caleb Williams and by end of the season Jordan Love was my favourite Packers player after Charles Woodson. 😂
I’m pretty impressed by how much production they got out of guys way down the depth charts from guys like Wicks, Reed, Melton, Kraft etc. The WRs also punched way above their weights in the blocking game. Specially Melton.
He is EXTREMELY fast with his progressions. And if the pass rush catches up, he has no problem throwing off one foot. He can throw across his body as well.
you could see all the right traits early, then he went through growing pains (whole young offense did really), now he's doing as well as any quarterback in the league. really great to see the progression, cleaning things up, raising his floor AND his ceiling.
I love how the creator cut Toure into To--, cut!! Love doesn't give a damn who is open, he'll find you!! What a welcome change from Rodgers only going to "his guys"!!
Let's not be dumb. It's been 3 different regimes that have gotten lucky 3 different times with 3 different QBs. Different decision makers, different developers, different players, different schemes. There is no inherent organizational ability to nail the most important position. Gotta remember that and be grateful.
Love has impressed me this year, especially in the 2nd half of the season. However, I'm going to wait until next season before I completely say he is "the guy". I want to see how he does after one offseason of defenses adjusting to him. He now has a full season of film for DC's to study to see how they want to disrupt him. I think the biggest jump for QB's is always year number 2 as a starter. Either way, this year has been a huge success for him and he has a young core of receivers that are growing together. If they can all take the next step next season GB could be back to being a dominant force for years to come.
Like any other NFL QB, when given time he can throw any kind of pass and make it with pinpoint accuracy. He moves the ball around and is learning how to read defensive coverages.
Its insane when you can throw to 10 different receivers when your WR1 is not on the field. Not one receiver went close to 1000 yards, but he got the 2nd highest TD throws in the league. Damn, put in a kitchen sink there and it can score a TD too.
Its crazy when you get a kid who wants to learn and study the game now look at him the same people saying yes this yr are the same who said nooo when drafted
I love that Love doesn't give up when he runs, but I get soooo nervous when he jukes back inside and a defender clips his legs. I hope MLF tells him to stop doing that lol
All season I've seen reports of the Packers dumping Aaron Jones. However his return after his injury was a HUGE CATALYST for the offense. Aaron Jones looked like he did before. I'm hoping that the Packers realize how important he is and this talk of "moving on" from him stops. Now I will admit the Injury Bug had plagued the Packers a LOT this season. Christian Watson seemed to always be out for one thing or another. I would love to see what he's capable of for a full season. When he does play he has shown flashes of incredible talent. This entire Receiving corps, almost all are rookies or have played two seasons have shown some insane abilities and talent. D.Wicks, R.Doubs, Musgrave, and even Bo Melton at the end had shown some insane abilities to play at a incredibly high level! This Receiving corps has been nothing short of spectacular on multiple occasions, and the Tight Ends have also made a huge impact as well. Again Musgrave and Kraft were phenomenal at times. This season really was exciting to watch and experience. What's even more exciting however is what these players will be capable of next year, and subsequent seasons. I severely underestimated this team and again I was really really off on my assessment. Now our defense was a bit shaky, sketchy, and not always on point, but our newest rookie Lukas Van Ness had some flashes of incredible talent. Quay Walker was also really good. I'm not sure what's up with Jaire Alexander? But he has been a really good player in pass coverages. The future for this team looks very very bright! The next 2-5 years should be very very interesting, exciting, and competitive, especially in the NFC North.
Die hard Niner fan and after watching this, couldn’t help but to notice how similar these two teams are. If you switched up there jerseys and plays they look identical which is kinda worrying me a bit.
Be worried. I think paint brush l( Purdy looses this week v Detroit) ...will see the 9ers again next year...be concerned then. New d cooordinator...and the draft picks. And the whole offense got that work in this year...so when it's said and done I j love hoist the gear b4 paint brush ...and possible at least one more...
One thing that I take away from Jordan Love from this year compared to the last 2 years and including college , his hip movement and feet have made such huge strides man ! Aaron Rodgers was always know for how exuberant his hip movements were but it contributed to Aaron being such an accurate passer and in addition it helped Aaron put the type of velocity on his throws showing dude was able to zip in these passes. This season you saw early on there were moments where he was still a little stiff in his hip movements but as the season progressed he definitely got more comfortable in his mechanics and he flourished into a really solid passer . Being behind Aaron Rodgers’s and understanding how important your mechanics are for a passer and understanding how it affects your accuracy and velocity is huge! I’m glad Jordan was able to take in a lot of what he saw from Aarons mechanics and apply it into his repertoire!
I know not to jump to conclusions and I know I'm gonna hear it, but especially watching this video, the kid is a stud. Barring any setbacks be "could" be another great. He's got the pocket awareness Aaron had, he's able to throw without a platform and he is mobile enough to break plays with his legs. It seems like the time developing really helped him and I'm hoping my instincts are true
Fantastic! They are in the playoffs, but I'm still looking forward to next season, because they will still have all 7 of these receivers. This pretty much means that Samore Toure is probably the odd man out, but I do believe that they will pick a receiver in the first 3 rounds of the draft. Obviously their biggest needs are Cornerback/Safety, middle Linebacker (I doubt Campbell is back), Tackle (but their O-Line has been outstanding without Bahktiari), and Running Back (I'd keep Jones over AJ Dillon).
Why? Watson, Doubs, Melton, Reed, Wicks, Heath and Toure are all 1st and 2nd year receivers. Pretty much the last thing the Packers need to draft is wide receiver. If the Packers have any draft needs, it’s defensive backs and linebackers, especially if the Packers don’t re-sign Jaire Alexander. While the offensive line was very good, it never hurts to focus on getting depth at that position, especially considering offensive line injuries can devastate a team if it doesn’t have quality backups. For the most part, I agree with your assessment, but the Packers have bigger fish to fry than drafting wide receivers.
I was very critical about Jordan Love. I'll admit I was not happy when the Packers traded Aaron Rodgers to the Jets. I remember thinking here we go again! I had hoped for at least one player to spend his entire career in Green Bay, as a Packer. The lack of loyalty of the Packers front office was not very good to accept. As the season began 2-1, we looked okay. Hmm I thought, maybe, but then my original predictions showed up. Loss after loss. However Jordan Love as I look back wasn't that bad. I honestly thought we'd win maybe 4 or 5 games. Maybe 7 if we were lucky and 8 if we could get a miracle. Well, as the season progressed I saw Jordan Love really grow, and all of the hype I had not believed was actually happening. He became more comfortable with the game, in the pocket, and with his receivers. Which I will also admit, have really been flat out amazing! Tucker Kraft, we finally have another good Tight End! Romeo Doubs? WOW! And the return of Aaron Jones has really been a huge boost! It's been a wild season and I want to once again Apologize for my lack of faith in Jordan Love. Not only has he really grown into a top tier Quarterback, but he is also one incredibly decent person. I'm sure everyone has heard about Jordan Love helping a person during our recent blizzard. She was stuck in a snow drift and Jordan Love got out of his car to check on her, to make sure she or whoever was in the car was OKAY. Then he helped push her car out of the snow drift. ❄ THIS is more than just a Player or a "Star". This is a decent person, a honorable man who cares for more than just being a superstar. Which is why I love Wisconsin. No disrespect to the bigger cities, or teams like New York, Los Angeles, even Dallas, but Green Bay is a smallish town. Yes there are some issues here, but overall life here is pretty darn good. I'm sure there are other teams/cities that have some similar experiences or stories like this one. But here in Green Bay life just seems a bit less complicated than bigger cities, and lot nicer, safer, calmer, and we care about each other it seems a little bit more than other places. Again I'm not trying to disrespect or bash any other cities or their teams, or their players. NOT AT ALL. I grew up in Milwaukee during the 70's. During those years I was able to get to see the Packers play at Milwaukee County 🏟Stadium🏟, and I was so lucky to have been able to see the Milwaukee Brewers play there. From 1975 until County Stadium was closed for good I got to see hundreds of games, but what was so different, and so special was that afterwards, we could wait in the parking lot where the players parked their cars, and they'd come out, walk to their cars and trucks, and usually they'd stop and sign autographs. I was able to meet Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Gorman Thomas, Ben Oglive, Jim Gantner, Don Money, Moose Haas, and my all-time favorite Mike Caldwell. Mike Caldwell after the last home game of the 1978 season, he gave me his home team cap. I lost it! I was also able to meet one of the Brewers LEGENDARY announcers, Bob Uecker! He also came out there as well. He was always, ALWAYS a very kind, decent, and cordial person. As were the players, most of the time. Some would spend 10-15 minutes signing autographs. It was amazing for a kid to get to meet players like that. I have no idea how teams like the Dodgers, Yankees, Red Sox, or other clubs did that, but I know in Milwaukee it was a special event for us. After Miller Park went up I never found out how much that part changed. I was much older and teams and players were much more inaccessible, but at least for a while, it was a great experience. Wisconsin has always been special. Which is why I again want to apologize for my own lack of loyalty towards the Packers and Jordan Love. This season has been very exciting! And whatever happens against the Cowboys, THANK YOU PACKERS FOR ONE HECK OF A SEASON!!
First person to comment on the video I love your videos keep it up man keep on posting great packers content I'm so happy for Love he is turning into our QB of the future.
