Why i LOVE Jordan Love | The Next GREAT Packers QB 

Great video bro

I think you need to analyze better. On the timing out route. The ball was about 1 second late. If it was on time the wr would have had time and room to turn his body up field and get a few more yards. But instead he ran out of room as soon as he caught the ball and was out of bounds with no additional yards. The very next play. Yes love throws a bullet. But who cares if he can if he's always making poor decisions like that. Finally love lacks 1 key ability. He struggles to float the ball into position. When DBs have close coverage on a wr going deep love has a hard time throwing that ball that goes over the db and comes down in the WRs hands. You know. The throw we've seen 1000000 times from rodgers. Love just doesn't have that tool in his tool box.

Speak proper English.

Yeah us real fans

NFC north fans "is" excited too... Arod is gonzo, Love is no Arod

Yes we are!

@@tommycrypticAnd Vikings are stuck with Kirk Cousins who has 0 NFC Championship Game Appearances and only 1 Postseason win after 10 years and you’ve gave him a big extension contract for that Still keep on losing Lol

Lol

hahahaha

@@glimpse5038 definitely lol

@@OgCricksta I think we heard the groan

Not sure playing against a soft, prevent defense is any indication.

​@@merlinames9197 Why do you insist on lying about the defense the Eagles were playing? They had their base personnel on the field. They never played a prevent coverage. It was all cover 2, one snap of cover 3, they even played a man/ zone with a blitz.

@@merlinames9197 4 rushers isnt a prevent defense

@@jefferyzielke7665 Philly admitted they were in prevent and the fact that each defender was minimum 5 yards off the receivers. Like throwing practice.

@@YeuriGr8_ 5 yards of the receivers is a prevent.

Yeah the arm talent thing isn't even an opinion, that's just factual. It's crazy that the national media seems to think he's just a dink and dunk QB. People are gonna be surprised.

@Paul Kaehn was Kansas city surprised?

@@shanemathre Lol that's not the "gotcha" that you think it is.

@@paulkaehn6203 we shall see. I bet money the jets do better this year than the pack does

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There are a ton of QBs who got time to learn and never panned out. There is no reason at all to be anointing Love the next great QB until he starts playing for real.

@@JDoe-gf5oz Yah think, well if there are a ton, name a handful of 1st round QB's selected in the last twenty years that sat for three years before taking over as the starter. Can't wait to see that magic list.

@@robertkees6048 A lot of sass for someone who knows full well Love wasn't supposed to go until the later rounds and only went first because Gutekunst is either incompetent or wanted to send Rodgers a message.

@@JDoe-gf5oz Way to avoid the answer to my question; a weak attempt at deflection. No doubt you deflect because you can't name one player even though you said there were "tons." Do tell.

@@robertkees6048 I wasn't deflecting. I was pointing out that your standards are skewed because Love is not a real first round QB. He's a 4th rounder who lucked out because your GM was in a mood.

Agreed

He never lost his credibility. His hands were tied by having to yield to a spoiled brat qb whos now gone.

​@@williamhermann6635facts, now the Jets will find the same while Lafleur and Love continue to succeed

I grew up in GB and am a diehard fan. Rodgers, as great as he is, was most of the problem all along. Chokes in the biggest moments of the playoffs too. Glad he’s finally gone. I can’t wait for the future with Love. Good luck to everyones teams!!

@@rmvmoose27 , Amen to that.. people are sleeping on this young team without Rodgers.. Love will ball out

Ridiculous.

Rodgers has been very conservative especially in older age

The names Jordan Love and Patrick Mahomes do not belong in the same sentence. I'm sorry, but come on, stop that. 😂

@@TheBottomLineViewthe moment i saw Rodgers put one in the dirt at Cristian Watsons feet, just to point at him and lecture him instead of finding a damn outlet, I was ready for Jordan Love season. Wasting a down to lecture a rookie WR on running the wrong route is not acceptable quarterbacking imo 😂 Wish i could remember which game that was 🤔

@@MJScoutArchMargo back and listen pre draft talking heads discuss Love. CONSTANTLY youll hear “Low key Mahomes” comparisons. Im not saying theyre warranted or not, but the Love Mahomes comparison was heavyyyyy back in 2020

And 6 wins

rodgers threw for over 4,000 yards and had 28 touchdowns and 13 interceptions in his first season starting. hey didn't have a losing season because of them

Every single… and i mean every single locker room interview is louder and more energetic sounding. Im not saying theres a link there, but the hype inside the locker room is quantifiably more noticeable

Thank you!

lmao. The GM drafted him in the first round out of sheer spite because Rodgers wanted a receiver.

@@JDoe-gf5oz we still haven't picked up a receiver lol

You give love a bad name

I just don't want to hear Love Stinks.

Love Hurts

Rogers had a broken hand and his play showed he was hurt. Never should have been in there.

Tbf i’m not even a packers fan

@@TheBottomLineView Lol, I kinda figured that out at the end of the video when I saw you and all the Patriots gear. But what I said is true. 99.9% of packers fans hated the pick and as a Packer fan who is regularly on Packer platforms, so many Packer fans have been hating on him since day 1. I appreciate your unbiased opinion on him though. Great video, thanks.

@@redwolfacutinaantam7725 appreciate the comment man thank you for the discussion. I do agree with you. Many packers fans have jumped the bandwagon

They started turning around after it was confirmed Rodgers was leaving. They also starting trashing one of the best QBs to ever play the game, saying he was washed up and never good. It's pure cope by a terrible fanbase.

@@JDoe-gf5oz , he's an athlete and not a god. I don't think people turned on him so much as people began to speak out on his bs once he was no longer with the team. Being a great football player doesn't mean you can lie and put your franchise in awkward positions, and no one can call you out because you won a lot of games. That's not real life, that's fantasy life for groupies, fanboys and fangirls. While I appreciate all he did in GB I also recognize he was compensated with over $250 million dollars for the work he put in. I'm a Packer fan first and foremost and over the decades many players have come and gone but my allegiance to my franchise is always the same. I fully support all the players on my favorite team regardless of their stature within the organization. Rodgers is petty and hasn't spoken to his family in over 20 years and goes through a ton of relationships because of his pettiness. Holding a grudge against your team that paid you and drafted you because they drafted your replacement 18 years later is nothing more than hurt feelings and pettiness. Packer fans are loyal to the franchise and not individual players who dump on the franchise. Most were only fans of Rodgers because he played for GB, not because his name is Aaron Rodgers.

Yup

And aaron rodgers also basically went 6-10 last season.

Different player, different team. This offense wont be as qb-centric as the Packers teams of the past. Think Rams with Goff (Lafleur was their OC in 2017 when they had the #1 scoring offense in the NFL) or 49ers with Jimmy G. Both had great run games and offenses that didnt depend on elite qb play. Thats the type of offense I expect to see from the Packers moving forward.

I shared this same point earlier with my brother. A poor record with solid improvement for all these offensive weapons will allow Gutey to further solidify their future OL in time to make another SB run in 2025. All I want is serious growth & maximum aggression from all these guys. That will make this team very fun and entertaining to watch. While on defense if they don't improve please jettison Barry

Yeah but who was their RBs? Oline, and defense? Not the same

Thanks miles

I love that you love that i love love 😂 .

thanks Michael!

Why do you think they keep signing experienced QBs? LaFleur knows he's working with a bust.

He was erratic throwing the ball a bit in college. You would see him sky balls and throw with some inconsistency . Sometimes amazing passes sometimes not so much. He’s improved other things as well but i think he also got more consistent throwing the ball to where he wants it

This was definitely the best case scenario for him; sitting behind a first ballot HoFer for a few years. His mechanics have definitely changed since he came into the league. He's modeled his game after Rodgers to an uncanny degree.

@@heyohworld4067 totally agree

@@TheBottomLineView footwork issues are the big issue with his college inaccuracy . In fact his footwork was abismal in college. His footwork was not great until the Packers hired Tom Clements who looks to have taught him a better way to time his feet with his shoulders when he throws . We will all see soon enough . We know nothing real about Jordan until he gets starting work. WE can all argue his merrits after this coming season but not before . We have no idea what the Packers have turned him into just yet. Not even for those of us who watch him in practices each week know. We all thought Brett Hundley had figured it out at a high level too. He looked like an NFL star starter in practice right up until he started .

Funny thing about mechanics is they can look off when a young qb is actually thinking about them. But after enough reps those mechanics become like 2nd nature and then it starts to click. Then the player is thinking about the play instead of his mechanics which is usually when the game starts to slow down for them. Thats exactly what we saw vs the Eagles. He finally put it all together. Mechanics were sound, played on time and in rhythm, and the game wasnt too fast for him. Im expecting big things moving forward.

Rodgers narrative mostly because fans didn’t like the move at the time so they don’t like it now

I hated that they wasted a first-round pick on a guy projected to go late in the second round. I do not and know of no one who hates Love just the Packers GM for picking him there. A good DB and maybe we beat Tampa Bay and go to the Superbowl that next year.

Turns out it wasn't a waste at all because he's QB1 now. Who would our QB be if not for that pick?

@@paulkaehn6203 ANYONE who has been drafted in the past three years we even could have PICKED him in the second round. The "experts" had him as a LATE second-round pick to early third! Do you remember King getting burnt TWICE by Brady in the NFC championship game? Don't you think if we picked a DB they would have done better?

@@DuffyHomesI mean the 2020 class isn’t necessarily known for their DBs, And don’t say Trevon Diggs, Brady would have had his way with him too, his play style is oddly similar to Kevin King, only King was in a system that severely discourages that

No problem

Very rarely

@@TheBottomLineView His biggest knock coming out of college was inaccuracy . He throws some of the worst passes between his brilliant passes. He is not what I would call an accuracy master. He is a good thrower but he is in the Josh Allen range for accuracy . Which is plenty good enough. He will miss more than Aaron did but so will every QB who ever played . Jordan has ability to throw good balls but he is not pinpoint . He is famous for being inaccurate in college and so far in 3 years of practices with the Packers. If you attended any camp events the past 3 seasons you saw how nuts his accuracy can get. He is statistically fine when it comes to competitions and it will serve him fine in the NFL . No one is calling him a accuracy master but that is fine because the rest of his game is strong enough to carry through. I have now watched every snap Jordan has ever taken as a QB and I see all everyone likes about his game. However I also see all the things he will struggle with and accuracy is #1 and #2 for Jordan .

Nobody's expecting perfect passes. Do you not remember Brett Favre? Dude set the standard for inaccurate passes. All time leader in interceptions. What we care about are W's.

Man stop it