Official Jordan Love Bandwagon Thread:

[Joemailman]

2nd week in a row for Love.

[Upnorth]

Getting hit at the right time can mean a deep run.

Love Reed kraft all smoking hot right now.

I'm at the point of thinking this band wagon is going to be a wagon train

[RashanGary]

Love train baby!

I just paid for qb school patreon. JT was beside himself on the 9 route to the left sideline in the 4th quarter to reed when he almost went out of bounds. He said that’s as good of a throw as you’ll ever see, anywhere. He’s also starting to come around to Love’s fade away. He was like battling with himself whether it’s ok or not, where in the past he was dead against it. Now he’s saying, “well, he’s good at it, I guess if you can do it” one minute and then, “it’s probably not going to work the next time” the next minute. But he’s starting to change his tune and just recognize that Love is really really good fading away. And that’s what I’ve been saying. It works. Damn near every time. So why not. It keeps him out of harms way and there’s no loss. It’s just one of the things that makes Love special. Mahommes has a few of those too, Favre did, Rodgers did. Great ones can do things other guys can’t.

[Fritz]

Getting hit at the right time can mean a deep run.

Love Reed kraft all smoking hot right now.

I'm at the point of thinking this band wagon is going to be a wagon train

It's the Love Train, baby!

[KYPack]

Damn that’s some blind rage, what was I even pissed about?

Tex was talking shit about Rodgers and it got around to the infamous "autograph incident". This lit your fuse and you went off on him. You then posted this classic. It ought to be engraved in granite and placed at the entrance of PackerRats.

This whole thread is a classic in itself.

[Fritz]

Getting hit at the right time can mean a deep run.

Love Reed kraft all smoking hot right now.

I'm at the point of thinking this band wagon is going to be a wagon train

I assume you mean "getting hot" at the right time and not "getting hit."

If that's the case, then I have to agree. And the offense has gone from this, after the Denver game:



To this:



Yup. They got hot at the right time.

[Upnorth]

I assume you mean "getting hot" at the right time and not "getting hit."

If that's the case, then I have to agree. And the offense has gone from this, after the Denver game:



To this:



Yup. They got hot at the right time.

You are a great translator fritz

[run pMc]

Wow, the difference there is stark. Even if JLo isnt the long term guy, I think it was just time.

It was time. Rodgers had 3 completions over 10 yards, and a lot very close to the LOS. That was a common theme last year, and a trend from prior seasons.
The 2022 receivers weren't all that great last year, but I'm not sure Rodgers did them many favors.

Love has been objectively better this year than Rodgers was last year.

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/R/RodgAa00/gamelog/2022/

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/L/LoveJo03/gamelog/2023/

Nonetheless, I'm resisting jumping on the bandwagon until about Week 4 next season. It's trending in the right direction though.

[George Cumby]

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[smuggler]

Of course Love has been better, but you can't separate a QB from his receivers. Rodgers, objectively, had drastically fewer open receivers last year than Love this year. You can't really account for that when comparing one season's numbers to the next.

[sharpe1027]

Of course Love has been better, but you can't separate a QB from his receivers. Rodgers, objectively, had drastically fewer open receivers last year than Love this year. You can't really account for that when comparing one season's numbers to the next.

Lazard and Cobb.

[Joemailman]

Of course Love has been better, but you can't separate a QB from his receivers. Rodgers, objectively, had drastically fewer open receivers last year than Love this year. You can't really account for that when comparing one season's numbers to the next.

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.

[sharpe1027]

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.

Or thrown over the middle.

[MadtownPacker]

Or thrown over the middle.

Huh! That panocha didn’t like risking his stats did he. Stunted team growth on offense the last 5 years.

[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.