Won't have a large role this year. - Thats a Good Thing!
The expectations of Love this year? - We shouldn't have any!
The key is Love’s ceiling. - He's reached it!
" It’s something to learn from ” - How many more will he throw? -
This isn't a game of excuses. - And thats what Love is turning into as a Packer.
If You don't get someone in there that knows how to protect the ball. He will compromise what the Packers do, for years to come.

Cory’s comment that, “You cannot compare Love to Aaron Rodgers.” is just wrong. He was drafted to eventually replace Aaron, and he has been continuously compared to him on this and every other forum since. For me, Love has shown marked improvement in the position, but the jury is still out on him. ARod’s skill set is unbelievable and rare, so I have no unfair expectations of Love. To me the question is, can Love eventually rise to be a high tier 3 or tier 2 QB in this league? If so, along with a great defense and solid ST play, that would probably be good enough to stay competitive. HOF QBs are rare and GB has been blessed with two in a row, but you can win with a good enough QB if you have all the other pieces in place. I’m hoping that Love can become that guy as he is who we have lined up to take the job right now.

“ You cannot write off Love just because of accuracy issues”. Cory, I think you may be wrong there. Accuracy is one of the paramount skilll requirements for a NFL caliber QB. I am happy to hear about his growth as a leader but if he continues to be inaccurate then he is no better than most of the backups playing today. My hope is the his new QB coach will help.

That we don’t dissect a player we all hope and expect will not start this year on a daily basis. That we look more closely at some of the others whose preseason performance might actually matter more significantly this year. That we manage to retain some perspective and proportion.

It was one thing for the community to be at each other’s throats during transition to Rodgers. It’s another when the one thing we know is that there’s no intent to transition to Love this season.

The one thing that is certain is that none of us have more insight on this today than we had yesterday. it’s very very likely that we see a lot more of and learn more about, of Love over the next couple of weeks.

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I like what I'm seeing from Love. His footwork and timing have improved greatly, and I think a big part of that is that he has been focusing on his mechanics in the off-season, which also shows maturity to understand where he needs to improve and then go out of his way to do it.

He still doesn't read the field and plays as they are developing quickly enough, and that is the type of thing that leads to bad decisions. Time will tell if he can improve that.

He obviously has all the physical tools and could start in several places, but he hasn't shown enough yet to solidify that he is the answer when AR hangs up his cleats.

Because of the way AR's contract is structured, this next off-season will be an important one in terms of future guarantees, and I think what GB does in the draft will be telling how they feel about Love going forward.

Let's see what Tom Clements can do. He's just starting to work with Love and it's looking like it is already bearing fruit.

I think we'd be better off with just one discussion a week on Jordan Love during this preseason. We seem to be headed to a repeat of yesterday. Lets solve another problem today, please.

OK - and I looked at the replay again - I am unlike Stockholder - not a Love hater. But I am not a Love hyper either. And the coaching staff needs to be a hyper. Love needs to improve his accuracy. He one INT was a steal as the pass was caught. But INT 1 was a high throw into a well covered receiver.Blame the receiver for not catching a jumping ball when about to get hit ??? INT 2 was behind and again high - how does anybody say it was a tip - a little undercut but because the ball was high and behind. And just before that another high ball was tipped and then caught by Winnfree and could have been an INT but we got lucky. I would say that that ball needs to be low so he cant catch it and get down. Love definitely has some skills and his runs were great and his pocket presence seems to be getting better BUT - his accuracy on at least 4 throws especially to the backs in the flat were so bad that they were incompletions. Throwing into the middle needs to be bang on or tips will happen. Coryjj - seems to be a Lafluer hyper rather than an honest critical analysis - and I am not trying to pick Love apart and what I said here is what I was looking for before the game started. We all see too many new QB's that cant put the ball where it needs to be at game speed especially in the middle of the field.

There is a lot of experts on this site. I admit I'm not one of them. I just posting what I see and what I can understand under the available data.

Till now we can say that 23 years old guy showing a lot of mature and his public attitude is positive. We can see that he has the strong arm, he can throw very deep balls. We can discuss about his throwing technique, but that is something he need to solve with his coaches. Also, at least for me, it is understandable that some aspects of the his game is under the influence of adrenalin, and it is visible that he trying to achieve more than is either asked from him, or expected. We may pretend that he is not under the influence of the fans, but I believe he read articles on the most popular internet sources connected with Packers and he read our comments.

Following that, as bright as he is, it is clear to him that large portion of Packers fans are against him, and I believe he understand that he is not guilty for that (he is not the one who in any way forced or influenced Packers decision to draft him, except by his presence in the draft). With AR shameful behavior after Jordan's 1st year a day before 2020 draft he was pushed into unbelievable negative situation, through which he came out very mature. I like him because of that. He was not one who was adding fuel to the situation and stayed on side of the whole thing. Still, Packers fans blame him for the whole story.

Is he another HOF QB in the row for Packers? Probably not. But who knows. If you want to compare Aaron Rodgers to Jordan Love, lets see how he fare in his second preseason 2006, what was his data? This is official data from NFL for AR: Games played - 2; Attempt - 15; Completed - 6 (40%); Yards - 46; Average per attempt - 3.1; Longest throw - 16; TD - 0; INT - 0; 1st downs - 2 (13.3%); 20+ - 0; Sacks - 3; Sacks per yards - 18; Rate - 48.2! And this is the official data from NFL for Jordan Love: Games played - 1; Attempt - 24; Completed - 13 (54.2%); Yards - 176; Average per attempt - 7.3; Longest throw - 33; TD - 2; INT - 3; 1st downs - 8 (33.3%); 20+ - 3; Sacks - 0; Sacks per yards - 0; Rate - 66!

Number of attempts and yards and TD are for 2 games (Aaron Rodgers) vs 1 game (Jordan Love)

Looking the stats, Packers have 3rd HOF QB in the row. LOL.

This was just to tell everyone how stats are empty numbers without the perspective and counting on many other details... But it also shows that development are crucial for every player to become very good or excellent in his job/execution of the tasks!

And that comes for all players and all positions. Remember Davante Adams, or more closer to today - Rashan Gary. Not to mention that Aaron Rodgers was also "negative one" in his 3 to 4 years of his young career. I bet that persons behind the nicks of "stockholder" or "imapayne" or so on was even harsher to Aaron Rodgers in his beginnings.

Favre was a reckless, turnover machine gunslinger who made it exciting and won while putting GB back on the NFL map.

Rodgers is a strong arm, highly intelligent, highly efficient and a strong protector of the ball and won, and has kept GB a permanent fixture on the NFL map.

Describe what Love is or might become. Tell me the attribute that defines him now or his possible, but more improbable legacy, and where GB will be on the NFL map.

After two seasons with GB, we all knew what we had going forward with Favre and Rodgers. What is Love showing that tells us where we are going.

I hope I'm wrong, but I don't see any magic coming to GB, no matter how much love is given to Love, and he's running out of time to influence the decisions needed to be made after this season.

CBS Sports ranks Love as the 4th best backup among the young QBs. Sounds about right.

Jimmy G is ranked as the best backup among the older vets.

I don't think we have seen enough of Love to make a fair evaluation just yet, lets at least give him until the end of this pre-season.

Had the WRs been on point on all 3 INTs and it turned in to 25 or 35 yards, Loves QB rating would have been 122.7
It really was the best he's played, especially when you consider how little he's played. He did control the huddle and no dumb penalties. I felt he could have been sharper with about 4 of the incompletions, was often behind the receiver (though I think the ball to Doubs was the best he could do and was taking advantage of Doubs legendary catch radius, and Doubs has to complete the play; he wasn't that good on the other balls thrown to him either).

I'm honestly starting to buy the idea of him being the next Packer great. Better than Favre and not quite as great as Aaron.

Interesting comments here. I will say this...I lived through the 1970's and 1980's and I hope our franchise and fans, including me, don't have to do it again. Love sure seems like the kind of guy I and others like to pull for to achieve success. He has some good physical tools to work with and it's darn hard to tell what is missing when many of these physically talented young quarterbacks fail in the NFL. I don't think the final bell has rung for Love yet and I hope when it does ring, it strikes a positive note.