Packers QB Jordan’s future love is more uncertain than ever

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The future of QB Jordan Love with the Green Bay Packers is still a question mark.

Jordan Love just started a game at a young age NFL career, and as a result, his potential remains a mystery.

But based on his overall work over the past few years, Green Bay Packers midfielder does not generate much confidence that he can lead a team by Go Long’s Bob McGinn.

McGinn assessed the Packers’ performance on both sides of the ball, and he left some of his most important remarks to the 23-year-old QB, whose future at Green Bay appears to be hanging over a decision. decision of Aaron Rodgers, who is leaving. consecutive MVP seasons.

“No one knows if he can play,” McGinn wrote of Love on February 15, before going into detail about what his sources are saying about the young signal caller. Spoiler alert: it’s not good.

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McGinn: Not very optimistic about the future of love

Packers have made it clear that they wanted to work with Rodgers As long as the veteran QB wants to stay, but what that could mean for Love, whom Green Bay picked with a 26th overall pick in 2020, is anyone’s guess.

McGinn, who also analyzes Love’s 2020 campaign, says that things are looking bleak for Love right now.

“During his limited exposure, Love did not make him very optimistic about his future. In 2020, the Packers think Tim Boyle has a better chance of winning a game than Love’s, and Boyle came in 2nd all year. Elevated to 2nd place by default this year, Love lost 0-2 at the start of the show, 0-1 at the start of the regular season and 0-1 when awarded the entire second half in Detroit. In 11 action quarters, Love generated 31 points,” noted McGinn, adding that a human resources executive on an NFC team didn’t have encouraging things to say about the future of Green Bay. if Love takes the lead.

“You see the sports, the quick release, the quick game content he’s been into,” the executive told McGinn shortly after the season. “You definitely see natural ability. But lack of awareness and experience. When everything falls apart, he will make a bad decision. If they have to start him next year it will obviously be a huge setback as a team. “

Changes in GB’s coaching staff could negatively affect love

GettyAaron Rodgers’ decision will have a significant impact on QB Jordan Love, as well as new team additions.

With former Packers quarterback coach Luke Getsy becoming the new offensive coordinator for Chicago Bears and former OC Nathaniel Hackett take over as the new head coach of Dancer broncosMcGinn also suggested that revenue could have a negative impact on Love.

Green Bay has added Tom Clements as its new QBs coach and promoted offensive team coach Adam Stenavich to OC, and McGinn notes that could make things more difficult for the young QB. after.

“Love’s road ahead has become more difficult with the departures of quarterback coach Luke Getsy and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. Aside from Matt LaFleur, those people served as his primary tutor for two years,” surmised McGinn, before referring to Love’s time in college at Wyoming. “It should be remembered that Love’s co-star career took a dip in 2019 after coach David Wells and offensive coordinator David Yost left Texas Tech and coach Gary Andersen’s pistol foul. with Aggies coordinated by Mike Sanford,” he added.

Love threw 32 TDs and just 6 interceptions as a sophomore, but threw 17 the following year after West and Yost left, leading FBS in interceptions in 2019. Of course, it all depends on Rodgers, but if Love has to be the “boy” in Green Bay moving forward, consider the reset button being pressed.

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