Jordan Love Week 3 2023 vs New Orleans Analysis

[@samslam4612]

This channel has become a part of my football ritual. Love this stuff.

[@TheQBSchool]

let's go

[@vertexrealm2224]

reallllll

[@emmanuelellard762]

Facts. Need to just add notifications

[@roryshannon6488]

100%… I wish there was a channel like this for defense

[@JuanPerez-sh3fm]

Pat McAfee has the darius butler segment breaking down secondary and the JJ Watt segment breaking down D Line worth a watch@@roryshannon6488 but they arent player specific like this

[@ruste530]

This young offense will be really fun to watch grow together

[@xspectatorify]

Yessir buddy it's all coming together

[@commonsense2156]

And they are without Jones and Watson. Watch out

[@phillipemery572]

I just hope they can keep guys healthy enough. That's been a historical issue in Green Bay now for 15 years or so. There's certainly potential.

[@Olds79Starfire]

Lol, every team has injuries@@phillipemery572

[@Destino2493]

I’m very happy to see that Jordan Love’s main problems are small inconsistencies that will improve with time, he’ll clean up that hitch and learn to drive the ball more consistently the more he plays, he showed he ain’t gonna roll over when shit gets tough and that’s a huge part of being a successful QB, thanks for the breakdown JT

[@tomcollins5112]

Nah, he's just inconsistent. This is his fourth year in the system, he shouldn't be making the mistakes that he's making at this point. There's a lot of natural ability there but he's still a sub-60% passer. You're saying that he'll "improve with time" and "learn" but he's already has had years of NFL coaching and practice. It just is what it is now, and the Packers have probably got a better option on their roster already.

[@tokyorav3n56]

@@tomcollins5112doesn’t matter if he had 10 years of sitting back. Actually starting in games and playing real football is where you improve more and more as player

[@MetalKid007]

​@tomcollins5112 though, Tom clements just came back last year and that is when he took a big leap forward. I suspect he will continue to improve with Tom this year and hopefully Tom is here next year to complete it.

[@Destino2493]

@@tomcollins5112 Sitting behind Rodgers gave Love the chance to learn the playbook, and what to expect when he’s the starter, but he was always gonna need live reps to really improve, just like sparring for a fight isn’t the same as actually being in one, the more actual games Love plays the better he’ll get

[@tomcollins5112]

@@tokyorav3n56 It's not like Love hasn't had any playing time. He has played in both the regular and pre-season. But with all of his playing time he's shown that he is a sub-60% passer. Meanwhile, although he is a rookie, Sean Clifford completed 72% of his passes this preseason.

[@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly]

Death Taxes The Packers having a franchise QB

[@kurtwicklund8901]

Even more certain, the Bears do not have one.

[@basedWisco715]

And a few great WRs

[@Yagerbomb2121]

Let's pump the breaks a bit

[@basedWisco715]

@@Yagerbomb2121 brakes*

[@Yagerbomb2121]

@@basedWisco715 thanks I knew that...clicked the word above while typing but didn't know it would be a big deal so didn't change it...but there is always someone to point out a mistake...you feel smarter now

[@jdb2722]

I like that Love takes numerous shots every game. He misses a lot but he always gives his receivers a chance and he attacks the end zone and first downs. Only seems to dump it off if the guy has blockers or space. I like him in the 10-30 yard range. He’s going to be very good.

[@TabascoRain]

To me his deep balls are consistently a beat late and almost always too flat. No real touch yet on those throws...

[@jamaisvu311]

@@TabascoRain True, and hopefully he can work that out. But it's definitely nice to see him taking the shots. That seemed to be something we were missing from Rodgers over the past few years. Yeah he played safer than anyone, but at times it felt like it was safe to a fault.

[@melvinmelvin9606]

@@TabascoRain yep 90% of his passes are out 2 seconds too late, even the completions. he always pats the ball right b4 throwing it and he should be throwing it when he is patting the ball

[@aaiirssjoy]

He would’ve completed more to be fair but his receivers were dropping some balls and the Saints had a few really nice coverage plays although a couple uncalled PI. Not worried. He’s going to keep progressing and getting the timing right.

[@BoardObsession]

@@melvinmelvin9606 Yes Coach!

[@Jigan__]

Can we give some props to my boy Romeo Doubs at 33:21 for his block on Marshon Lattimore

[@kurtwicklund8901]

Hella yes. I was a bit miffed at JTO' for not dishing out so props there. GB WRs block. That has held true through coaching changes for a good while now.

[@WeMissDimebag]

I don’t remember if it was like this for McCarthy but Lafleur stresses the importance of WR blocking. It’s crucial for his offense. I mean, look at Lazard. He was a staple in GB because he has ok hands and LOVES to block.

[@packers12to80]

​@@WeMissDimebagit was hit n miss years ago. Cobb and Jones were great blockers...but that was about it

[@pftittl]

Doubs is going to be a star.

[@inhumanjoey310]

My next jersey and my favorite WR comin out. I just so happen to turn to a Nevada game 2018 and became instant fans of Carson Strong and Romeo. And we drafted him. His game is smoothe, route runnin machine with strong hands. I'm trying to figure out which Jersey color i want. Might grab another Jordy Nelson too

[@s.strong4233]

These breakdowns really enforce what the eye test shows me… there’s still a lot of room for improvement but wow, the potential is absolutely through the roof with Love. Have the packers done it again?

[@pftittl]

They have. Build the team around him and we will get another Super Bowl. I trust Gute.

[@saul9832]

Bro that fake was just pure art.

[@smokeywyvern690]

I see so many people saying “X shouldn’t happen for a guy 3 years in” and it’s like sure technically that’s true but he’s basically a rookie as far as real speed games. And if this was the showing of any rookie the media would be busting a Pat Mahommes type nut

[@s.strong4233]

@@smokeywyvern690 I feel like the results don’t matter as much this season. But the processing is there, the poise is there, the arm talent is there. He’s got every tool you need to succeed as a quarterback in the NFL. I was high on Love going into this season, but I’ve been blown away these first 3 games.

[@chopsticks967]

@@saul9832surely learnt that from a rod. I’ve seen Rodgers do that nasty fake so many times and Love looked like Rodgers there

[@SergeantKillGore]

The floor for Jordan Love is looking higher each game. Once the young offense matures his ceiling might be scary.

[@YourUserNameSucksx10]

That's what I'm fuccing talking about. This offense wr corp so young and still not at their peak. Love still has some cleaning up to do and once he cleans it up. This might be more explosive than Rodgers 2011 campaign.

[@chenzomutumbo9140]

​@@YourUserNameSucksx10the fact that they get to develop together can make shit special...

[@packers12to80]

The fact u had doubs, Watson an jones immediately sticking with him...going to practice in the off season together. They really believe in him. It had to be massive for his confidence. Those guys went on any show and praised love even when all those host wanted to talk about Rodgers, they wanted non of that and wanted to talk about "their quarterback". Had to be great for him to hear

[@ShOoTeR7386]

Gentlemen front office im just shouting out too. Gm president head coach.... all the coaching staff and personnel.... they let Rodgers go for good reason. They all knew what well ... what i didn't. Lots of sports talk here man and sully said it best ..... for me we beat the bears. Love won the opener with this fashion.... almost kinda wish this man talking was given more a chance 😊. Thanks for the vid Coach

[@doctorjunk9165]

⁠@@YourUserNameSucksx10slow your roll man, that 2011 packers offense is top 5 all time. Between Jennings, jordy, Cobb and driver that’s 4 guys with pro bowls in their career. Finley and Jones were both great too. I have high hopes for Love, but let’s keep things in perspective. There may never be another packers offense as good as 2011 and that is fine because they were so historically elite

[@IsaacMSingleton1]

When love did that fake at 9 minutes I did an evil laugh 😂 he definitely learned some tricks from aaron

[@eastsideleek313]

Love seems to be a gunslinger at heart more than a dink & donk guy. I agree consistency needs to be better but once he gets into rhythm he’s good. Looking forward to see how this young group grows together. GPG!!! 🧀🧀🧀

[@Wallyworld30]

This season has such an air of hope and good vibes. Last season was mostly sad and quickly losing all hope. I wish Rodgers the best but it was time for him to go.

[@normstewart546]

Thanks for covering Love. Hearing what you think of each game is great; pointing-out his improvements from game-to-game would be very interesting.

[@owenkeenan1061]

Love didn’t take a penalty on the play where 28 missed his block. They were super early for a sack but there wasn’t grounding

[@theHITkid-mz4ox]

there would have been if they hadn't blown it dead. either way

[@owenkeenan1061]

@@theHITkid-mz4ox Wouldn’t this qualify for the physical contact exception for grounding? “Physical Contact. Intentional grounding should not be called if: 2. the passer is out of the pocket, and his passing motion is significantly affected by physical contact from a defensive player that causes the ball to land short of the line of scrimmage.” Could be wrong but this feels like it would qualify.

[@Pandaman1279]

@@owenkeenan1061he was still in the pocket

[@owenkeenan1061]

@@Pandaman1279RT is inside the hash and Love release on if not slightly outside the hash. Not sure how that’s inside the pocket

[@lukeb1663]

@@theHITkid-mz4oxwas AJ Dillon (28) not in a close enough position? I mean, he does catch the ball off the skip on the ground.

[@ryankeith4322]

Yes!! I’ve been excited for this one!! You’ve changed the way I watch / evaluate a QB. Thanks for all you do!

[@JakeJohanson12]

Agree 100%

[@TheQBSchool]

Great to hear!

[@denniscarter6364]

More than just evaluating the QB, at the local college games I'm looking at the coverage pre-snap and after snap watching the receivers routes. I feel so much smarter watching the game.

[@swarlesdarwin5112]

Really appreciate your videos man. I've learned so much about the intricacies of play calling in the NFL.

[@Jvstatusjax]

The way you describe the long pass that was nearly intercepted was perfect. “Used the 3 wood instead of the driver”. These videos teach me so much, even as someone who played and coached

[@d.s.5807]

As always, fantastic content, I knew Taylor didn't run a good route on 4th and 2 and then you showed it, great stuff! Pointing out the misses to the tight end, ball thrown to deep, or the tight end for a 3rd week in a row pauses and needs to run and stop with the uncertainty. Then you showed the 2 balls thrown short and to think what if Love begins to get those throws to the back 1/3rd of the end zone gives me a ton of hope in our new QB under center and the extremely young talent that's developing.

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TabascoRain]

Footwork issues with practically every miscue. Get rid of that "gallop"!!!

[@ryanwilkinson571]

Glad to see you getting your flowers for that fields video!! Bears fan here and I’m thankful for it.. genuinely thought fields was the next great qb bc you can’t see reads in real time. Just saw him being very accurate and athletic af. I was wrong dude misses reads left and right, thank you for showing me that!!!✌️

[@JakeJohanson12]

Agree with most comments, its really nice seeing JLove have the basics and most reads down. He knows what needs to be done, now he just needs to be more consistent with it. Great stuff!

[@PackerBronco]

Add to that, that he appears to be unflappable and super poised.

[@Elena-gj6ow]

Found this channel last year, but I didn't really dive too deep into it. This season I catch myself looking forward to the breakdowns while still watching the games, thinking "oh, what's JT gonna say about this?" Feels like the game isn't over until I've finished watching the breakdown of it. It has really added to my football experience, so thank you!

[@patmcbarnes]

He’s doing all this without his WR1 and RB1

[@JimeLello]

And LT1 and LG1

[@Bigsosa214]

@@JimeLelloidk I think Watson will just make doubs look event better they clearly have a real Connect.. doubs WR1

[@tiffajessi6647]

And without an actual RB2. Dillon is horrific. Keeps tripping over his feet and is now missing blocks

[@608Audit]

@@Bigsosa214Understandable but watson is 100% a bigger threat all around, no hate on romeo id love to see him end up #1 or maybe they can get a similar amount of tocuhes have the opposing defense off balance every game

[@PackerBronco]

Watson will spread the field opening up lots of space for Doubs and Musgrave

[@laurco]

Everything about your channel is so professional from day one and your communication skills are superb. Thanks for teaching us so much about the game!

[@TheQBSchool]

So nice of you

[@josephkelly9239]

Cant wait for the 2 hour special on Justin Fields.

[@untexan]

I hope JT gives his editors hazard pay for that one

[@ananthsalagundi4639]

In that naked keeper play you talked about, he reminded me so much of how AROD fakes the handoff and really fools the LBs into thinking it’s a run. It’s that extra second of going with the fake handoff that really sells it. LOVE to see that he’s copying AROD like that!

[@mightguy123456]

Tom Clements taught Aaron, and now Love. Love got to watch Aaron do it, but I think Love’s fake is even better than ARODs

[@Happypill5]

This quickly became one of my favorite channels on all of KZbin

[@TheQBSchool]

Nice

[@stephenweiss6001]

What a great channel. I look forward to this every week. Thank you for what you do!!!

[@tiffajessi6647]

Man, AJ Dillon is looking like such a bust. Can't run and gain yards consistently, let alone on 3rd/4th downs, and now his pass pro is allowing sacks on Love. Gonna have to find a better RB2 soon, he's not long for this league

[@iandevine3063]

Its crazy two years ago playoff it was a major blow loosing him to the niners and then going into last year it was almost like maybe they dont resign Jones because of Dillon potential, then a year later he can't gain yards to save his life.

[@jonathandorn9753]

​@TheQBSchool Green Bay sports channel 107.5 was name-dropping and plugging this channel today 8am bro. Good job, keep up the hard work.

[@Beard_82]

Always love these breakdowns but especially love the way you breakdown my QB So much to look forward to with Love and this young offense #GoPackGo

[@givingjane]

Great as always, JT. It's so impressive that he's mostly throwing to a bunch of guys (Reed, Musgrave, Wicks, Heath) who are playing in their 3rd NFL game. The old vet? Romeo Doubs, who is only in his second year. Imagine what he could be doing with peak Greg Jennings and James Jones, as Rodgers had when he took over.

[@DMWB57]

How quickly fans forget that Rodgers had an experienced veteran team his first start. smh Wish we had a few veterans for Love. He only has Jones (& Dillon who isn't playing well enough imo) who was injured for these important winnable games. Watson injured, bakh injured, Jones injured, and a few more makes this more difficult (2 TE's, QB1, etc) on Love for sure. MLF play calling after the first 2 games isn't making it easier on JL either. Learning MLF doesn't scheme the first 15 plays is very concerning.

[@givingjane]

@@DMWB57 indeed. Rodgers had Greg Jennings and Driver, Ryan Grant at RB, and Tauscher and Clifton at tackle.

[@thomasott9488]

Man , his QB school can make a top offensive coordinator.. l love the content , i would think teams would line up to have this man run an offense.. he could change the Bears offense in a few games.. if he sees something in Love , that says alot.. JT rocks

[@snarkyschmuck]

25:00 Lafleur said it was supposed to be a 3 step hitch in post game interview. Looks like the 3rd string back only took two steps

[@PackerBronco]

Yup and MLF was letting him hear it when he came off the field.

[@Jamieforeals]

Love that your following Jordan’s journey 🙌🏽

[@ChadWittman]

I remember going to a Packers game and seeing JT on the side slide basically dribbling the football by throwing the tip into the ground and catching it quickly. One of the coolest things I had seen as a kid!

[@Kyleforthe3SIKE]

wicks is looking damn nice out there.

[@hephzibah8854]

Yeah his releases are nasty!

[@thomasdavison5129]

This Channel is simply fantastic. GPG!

[@lucass9328]

4:27 you're spot on about everything here, just wanted to point out that rodgers had countless plays like this in his final 2-3 years. Missed wide open receivers and missed make able throws frequently IIRC

[@carlmartin3492]

found this channel this preseason, its amazing. watch every week

[@gazza4]

Great Job on the breakdown. I will be watching your JLove footage and breakdown every week for sure. Congrats.

[@anklebender5138]

Did JT win something, or why are you congratulating him?

[@hundomilton9285]

Look forward to these Jlove videos each week, appreciate ya. Go Pack Go

[@joeo4796]

The green smoke is fireworks that they do after every TD. Great vids!

[@PackerBronco]

And then St. Vince comes out and says to the crowd: "Habemus Scoreum. I announce to you a great joy. We have a touchdown... "

[@jordanboyd7964]

the 8:00 mark that play Holds All Pro Honey Badger which is hard to do because that dude has some of the best instincts and recognition ever impressive design

[@TheTopwaves]

Man this gets me excited. Jordan Love is playing extremely well. Kid is a stud

[@scottsecker8657]

Love the content, love the work, and love the insight!!!! You are turning into my favorite channel for football!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@jonathonbartos3061]

Love is a guy where we need to see better consistency, but you see him make the "wow" throws, where you can see the talent is 100% there. I think his floor is average starter, but his ceiling is non-existent (meaning he can reach top of the mountain caliber).

[@brandonwinter7289]

“There’s nothing that says you’re gonna win this but trust, great throw” lol 🙌🏼 love the break downs . Appreciate you adding some learnable knowledge instead of sounding like Troy Aikmans game commentary 😂

[@austinthomas7170]

Thank you for the great videos every week!

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you like them!

[@colindoyle4370]

I think what makes you such a good commentator is how you show the good as much as the bad

[@zzzmanwitz]

FYI… they didn’t call grounding at 15:37 , they called it a sack. Pretty sure it was an early whistle.

[@Hammer332]

The two major concerns I'd have with JL are accuracy and composure under pressure. He's doing a much better job at composing himself and finding answers to pressure but accuracy is still a worry for now.

[@jakewettengel7708]

I thought he was really good under pressure

[@Hammer332]

@@jakewettengel7708 He's improved massively since the dumpster fire that was the Kansas City game. There remains the accuracy question and, frankly, that's a harder one to crack.

[@TabascoRain]

That extra "gallop" step gets Love into trouble again and again, especially when he's not in a hurry-up rhythm. If he can overcome the footwork issues, I think his throws will come out a beat quicker, and take advantage of more of these wide-open opportunities.

[@tigerpanda560]

Now that's what I call response time. Thanks for the video my man.

[@tcfan008]

Thank you so much for these videos. Been looking forward to this since the game ended.

[@laxenhancer]

Love the content. Really cool to see your film breakdown of rookie/new QBS

[@Carrytheg]

Pack fans need to like this so we keep getting them

[@BoomerFitness]

They have fire works after Td's at lambeau :)

[@Feddersenjh]

Can't wait for the Stroud video. I've really started to enjoy these!

[@moistnar]

Musgrave and Love gotta spend this offseason getting in rhythm with each other bc I don't think I can remember a more awkward connection between guys this talented

[@rbaki94]

Waiting on that Field video lol

[@Labby17]

Yeah, that video will be hour-long 😂.

[@TheBrotherHoodSports]

@@Labby17 Fields last three game combined gonna be longer than The Titanic.

[@christianmallien3123]

Really love how much you talk about LaFleur’s play calling it seems he makes it as easy as possible for love which is exactly what your head coach is supposed to do for your quarterback

[@mightguy123456]

I’m tired of LaFluer not getting the credit he deserves. He’s an excellent coach on the level of his friends (Shanahan, and McVay). Really great play design, and smart aggressive calls.

[@Pristichampsus]

@@mightguy123456Watch him get alot more recognision with rodgers out the building

[@jesuisbuk]

Content so good, I've never played football, but felt I had to buy a QB School hat. 'Preciate you JT.🤝

[@TheQBSchool]

Legend! Appreciate that.

[@swiiim1109]

I really enjoy the way you break down these plays, go pack go 💚

[@bardinkurtis]

Been waiting for this one thanks

[@Labby17]

Thank you, JT I was waiting for this one 😂.

[@TheQBSchool]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@Labby17]

@@TheQBSchool Sure did.#GOPACKGO

[@Portuducks]

Rodgers, Clements, and Getsy taught Jordan Love well.

[@hoss2060]

Dont forget LaFleur too former QB coach and very hands on with player development with all positions even now

[@northshoregruni]

One thing to mention, that trick play would have been great if executed well, but how in the world does Love manage to fire this ball 30 yards whil slipping backwards? Messed up play but that was still kinda impressive

[@drewd2]

15:00 IIRC, Love didn't get intentional grounding, he was ruled down before throwing the ball...in the grass or forward progress I guess. I think the RB was close enough not to get intentional grounding, but your point still stands.

[@paulallen3617]

Thanks JT, this really helps my novice eyes to see it like an experienced QB would. He missed a bunch of throws by 18” too low, if he corrects that he’s a 65% completion. but the Saints DB’s also deserve a ton of credit, that crew played very good

[@xspectatorify]

I'm loving it.. can you feel the Love JT??

[@JohnStockton7459]

THANK YEWW for another J Love breakdown 😊🧀

[@scratch_customs]

Thank you again as always, I was having a lot of the same feelings about some of those throws but couldn’t quite put the reasoning behind it as to why. It is becoming more apparent that these down field misses have more to do with his accuracy than anything, but it’s also clear that he can do it, I think it probably has more to do with a lack of experience as far as what throw your using when. I also did feel like he forced a few throws but I think the reason is because they were so far behind and he didn’t feel like he had a choice, this feels like a great learning experience for him, to really learn that you can’t force it, bad things happen when you do, and I’m glad for him he could learn these things with a win instead of with a loss.

[@beajackson7093]

Packers, you guys are a great team! Know that!

[@Iautocorrect]

Hey coach, I am having a son in January, and I want to be able to prepare him to play sports in the future. I know really nothing about football beyond being a spectator. Are there any classes/books/course I can do to learn more and help develop my son if he shows interest in playing football?

[@dre7256]

Breaking down the running backs mechanics LOL. Dawg you're the goat im so dead

[@chestermarcol3831]

I think, given what he has to work with (rookie wideouts, rookie TE, a patchwork offensive line, and the Packers' most proven dangerous weapon (AJ) out, he has done all anyone could ask and MORE. I look forward to hopefully seeing what Love can do with the offense intact and healthy.

[@jog8860]

That play at 8:47 was beautiful. I got packers beating Detroit and winning the division. Lefleur is coaching his ass off on offense.

[@stevesimons2641]

"Love" the analysis. I think as some of the other route runners start running more precise routes, we'll see Love's consistency go up. Musgrave has definitely looked like his head is spinning a lot out there. Sheer athletic talent is elite with him, but he's rounding routes or not settling in zones (instead running as if it was man) too often.

[@tiffajessi6647]

Pretty clear Musgrave has "it", he's just nervous and is trying to do too much (or being asked to do too much). He's the only big target that can stretch the field with Watson out and Kraft needing to develop. Look for him to contribute more when Watson comes back and defenses have to cover them both downfield. He has wr speed with a TE body, he's gonna be good eventually imo

[@kim-jong-poon]

They shoot fireworks off for every touchdown at lambeau. Thats probably the deal with that smoke you were wondering about.

[@_rudygw_]

The potential and depth our young offense has is scary! GPG!!

[@naterb1141]

Love these breakdowns

[@iandevine603]

I think the best thing is that he has a ton to work on.

[@StartMenuChannel]

As someone who doesn’t know the intricacies of football plays but loves watching the packers play every week, these videos are fascinating!

[@kanagawakenji7]

16:38 Is it possible 28 went to block 20 but got confused when 20 dropped back? It looks like that is where he is heading and where his eyes went.

[@taylorvandehey1883]

Cool vid JT. Thanks!

[@kkjjqrysdgadff7782]

I thought Love had a really bad game until that last drive and then all of a sudden he was just DEALING. Love to see the resiliency from a young QB.. you had a bad game but here's the ball, go win it, and he played lights out with that opportunity.

[@kkjjqrysdgadff7782]

Down your top 2 OLineman. Down your top WR. Down your star RB. Physical defense that's been beating you up all game. 7 points. You can't teach that.

[@IsaacMSingleton1]

He didn't have a bad game but he had bad throws. I want to say he had 3 nice throws dropped in the first half that would have been first downs, and the penalties putting the offense in the hole hurt them.

[@wesleyceo]

Awesome to see an inside look on Jordan Love... I'm tired of hearing the BS from radio shows that clearly don't even watch the games.

[@TyTheTurtle]

The scheme is super good and we started off better than I think most expected, but unsurprisingly the one thing that will hold the team back is the amount of unexperianced players. Love on his first year as a starter, multiple rookie WRs or 2nd year WRs, Rookie TE, some younger Olinemen covering for injured vets. Give it another 1-2 years and I see this being a top 2 Offense in the whole league

[@23jordanJr]

Yeah they have a high ceiling and will be a squad but fans should definitely still expect some inconsistency just like in 08 we started 3-2 with a win over Peyton manning and the colts in week 5 but we finished 6-10 not because we were a bad team just because we had consistency issues being a new team they still showed even through 2010 but in that playoff run it all clicked and we went on to win 19 games in a row from the 2010 playoffs to the end of the 2011 season💯

[@23jordanJr]

This team is eerily similar to the team they had when Rodgers took over, on both sides of the ball

[@packers12to80]

Feels great to be a packer. Our future is 1 of the brightest in the nfl with all these weapons that are rookies and sophomores. Future is bright!

[@phillipemery572]

16:07 What is GB28 even thinking there? There's literally NO ONE for him to pick up inside. I get being bluffed by an ILB or something, but that's just bad all around.

[@alexjames3261]

i think it's somewhat important to note that the play at 14:28 was blown dead before he threw it "away", therefore no flag. principle still stands tho too risky in that situation and could've been VERY dumb

[@Gpgnick89]

Packer legend JT O'Sullivan! Love your videos man.. we love the content.

[@CoosCoos]

I need a Ridder analysis stat!!! This is amazing work.

[@MrJBlich]

At 31:28, I’m not sure about pope smoke, but they definitely shoot fireworks after every touchdown. They don’t on 2 pt conversations though, which I think is a miss. Source: me. I live here.

[@amookable]

As a longtime Packer fan, I hold my hopes that Love reaches his full potential, but I am very happy to have a huge question answered. Is Jordan Love a legit, competitive NFL QB? Yes. I think the potential is obvious. Patchwork O-line, rookie TEs, rookie and second year wideouts, no running game to speak of, down 17 in his first Lambeau Field start - the young man kept it together, buckled down and played ball. Gutsy stuff. Honesty requires admitting that Carr going down humbled the Saints offense, but attrition is part of the game. Watching vids like yours has a chance of turning me from a Packer fan to an NFL fan. Well done.

[@helluvaeng00]

I feel like Love sometimes is indecisive on throwing back shoulder or lob over the top and throws something ugly in between the two. Saw it in preseason also. Also, this is my favorite channel and have been telling everyone to look it up.

[@WandererJester]

90% of the time it's like watching Rodgers back there.

[@hephzibah8854]

Young Rodgers that can run*

[@anklebender5138]

@@hephzibah8854lmao what? you must’ve never watched 12 when he was young. He ran all over the place.

[@keenfrizzle]

@@hephzibah8854 Young Rodgers liked to create plays by running out of the pocket and throwing off schedule. Love seems more willing to throw to the open man on time and in rhythm. If he gets his mechanics down more tightly, he'll do that and much more.

[@CelticPacker]

First!!! J Love for President

[@xspectatorify]

Got my vote

[@Rawk5tar]

"Throw a Tebow into the cat's ankles" love it

[@kufrailey]

If Loves consistency improves … hoooboy

[@Talby926]

Love has all the skills. The consistency will come with reps. I don't know what his ceiling is, but I definitely think he is good enough to build around.

[@jordanboyd7964]

you mentioned Love throwing into that rolling safety Purdy does that alot too. Is that just because of how those similar offenses are designed?