It's still almost 4 months until we see him starting a real game that counts, and a ton of stuff can happen between now and then.

My biggest concern is injuries to the offensive line, but other than that, I think we're going to be a better team on offense this year. I've been doing some digging and we weren't very good on offense last year, just like we weren't very good on offense in our last playoff loss. But we've almost completely overhauled our WR/TE situation since then, and no QB in history has been prepared better by his organization than Love.

He's going to show why he was drafted before Jalen Hurts.

We’re on the same page Knock…..I think I have half of my down votes from 3 years ago and from comments after the KC game supporting the pick and him…lol. I even have a Love jersey and wore it at the KC game. We made up signs that said. “All you need is Love” & “Love is all you need”. Great fun…People love it.

I just don’t understand those who knock it…..no pun intended. It’s basically the same situation we had with Favre and that turned out pretty darn well. Anyways, we are in the minority and that’s ok. Funny now thou how many feel he will be good now that Rodgers has moved on….Unfortunately, those same folks will be the first ones to critique his every move. Human nature to some extent.

Only thing I don’t agree with your above, is his pass catching weapons are few and far between. Yes, there is potential, but no really proven commodity. Yes, Watson and Doubs both showed potential while also showing rookie mistakes. Except, for those two really nobody else has any starting experience. It will take time and I expect some offensive struggles, especially in the first half of the games.

Ron61, I agree that we do it the right way, but how many teams field HOF QBs that they can sit a rookie to learn behind? We've been very fortunate in that department (ask the rest of the NFCN).

Most teams that have had HOF QBs STILL haven't been able to produce QBs like GB has turned out behind our HOF QBs that have gone on to be successful on other teams. Teams with billionaire owners just want to buy a QB and don't have the will to do it the Packer way.

Mahommes actually sat for the first year. I agree, although I don't think 3 years is necessary, One year like Mahommes makes sense. Cowherd is wrong on this one. I often wondered how many would've done better if they learned for a year.

Have to give Jordan a lot of credit for keeping his trap shut and biding his time.

I don't know who down thumbed you, but that's a good point about his leadership, TK.

I'll never forget those laser looks after a dropped pass or if the receiver wasn't where the ball ended up (even if thrown errantly).

In the beginning Rodgers would go talk a receiver through it on the sideline. Towards the end he just made them figure it out on their own and didn't go back to them sometimes for whole games.

TK, funny you mention that, because Team Captain, Aaron Jones said in his presser yesterday:

“We all love Jordan here, and like I said, he has everyone’s full respect and we’re all going to lay it out on the line for him… All the guys buy into him. He’s lovable. He’s funny. He’s caring. He has everything you look for in a quarterback to command a room.”