Official Jordan Love Bandwagon Thread:

[MadScientist]

Perhaps Rodgers would have had more open receivers if he had just embraced MLF's offense instead of insisting on changing so many plays at the line and insisting receivers learn his hand signals before they can really be involved in the offense.

True, but he might also have had some open receivers if Gute invested some draft capital on receivers who could run before 2022.

[Sparkey]

True, but he might also have had some open receivers if Gute invested some draft capital on receivers who could run before 2022.

If only they drafted Tee Higgins instead of Jordan Love...

[run pMc]

If only they drafted Tee Higgins instead of Jordan Love...

LOL this was me, along with liking Jalen Hurts better than Jordan Love.
Higgins is a good player and will do well for himself in FA, he also would have really helped out GB's passing game during the 13-3 years.

That said, I can't think of a QB drafted after 2020 who GB would have been able to draft with Love's level of arm talent.
Brock Purdy is good but his arm is not as good as Love's.

I always felt like GB took a QB a year too early, I was wrong. I am this close to being on the bandwagon.

I'll say this much: having 3 consecutive above average QBs is more than a statistical anomaly. At this point you have to assume it is related to not having an owner forcing the coaches to play a draft pick before they are ready. Taking a prospect with the tools and giving them time to refine and improve their game must have some benefits. Look at the CAR owner -- overruling people to trade for Bryce Young and then pushing into a bad situation will set them back for years and propel the Bears.

[SudsMcBucky]

If only they drafted Tee Higgins instead of Jordan Love...

When I saw the Packers traded up in that draft, I actually thought they were going to draft Patrick Queen.