What Jordy Nelson Had To Say About Packers

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[@Trutoke]

We miss you, Jordy!

[@julienalexander6113]

Man, he looked just like Aaron Rodgers on a bunch of them throws last season. That ish was scary, lol

[@fitzroygeorge9157]

A literal clone on some of the movements and throws

[@julienalexander6113]

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[@JohnnyTerps7]

And if you go back you can see how Aaron looked just like Brett Favre when he first got in there …. Packers doing something right

[@jonathanalvarez8477]

That pass to when parsons nailed him in the offs was on a ROPE while under presser and getting hit during DIME looks just like Roger's mechanics wise he can fling that thing

[@Caleb-w6l]

Would be nice to see the Packers get into the top 10 rankings both defensively and offensively!

[@mauricemontgomery4218]

Really have top 5 potential on both sides

[@Caleb-w6l]

@@mauricemontgomery4218 A team ranking in the top 5 on both sides of the ball would be wildly sucessfull season. It would be almost, but not quite, more than I dare hope for...

[@marcusvalentino4269]

Packers fans are blessed

[@jamesbayliss4198]

jordy was the weapon. he killed it before his drop off

[@antoniouniverseantonio9630]

There's a lot of talk about Love possibly getting a long term extension. Not sure if all the fans are convinced to hop on the Love train just yet. Love still has a lot to prove. Nelson was very tactful in wording his optimism for the relatively young team. Jordy being a part of a very dynamic group of wideouts speaks volumes about the current team which also has sky high potential. The Pack never did replace Nelson in the offense. They tried with Valdez-Scantling but he was too raw and couldn't consistently run good routes. Watson is now in position to be the next Nelson like wideout. Maybe Watson starts the season like a smooth dancer running on cleats. Watson also has to be more clutch. Nelson was very clutch in the biggest moments.

[@King_Glo1017]

Can we finally get some updated uniforms. ..it's a new era of greenvay football

[@christopherjoseph8337]

There's no such thing as coming back down to earth. These are really good football players and they will be running the same routes they been running since college just different terminology. It's football... not meant to be complicated

[@Cjk12j450]

First!! JORDYYYYY 💚💛

[@randyalling6765]

Dude. NO WAY

[@oogiev2]

Thanks for sharing Mister Nelson's views, he seems to have high expectations for The Pack, hope he's correct.

[@fleejay806]

Go Pack Go!!!!

[@michaelgray8318]

Must be a dead week for sports podcasts he needs to go on vacation man

[@02HeroFitness]

My cat Nelson named after Jordy passed a couple months ago. I miss my best friend

[@SidelineScoop]

Aw I’m sorry

[@chillydawgg4354]

😔🕯️🙏

[@RockstarGoPackGo15]

ITS MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE my name is jordy and I love Jordy Nelson

[@Chde00]

Crazy part is how many young untapped potential there is on this roster

[@neilschauer5080]

As effective he was in late 2023; he can grow & improve by playing better situational football..for example..late in the 49ers game when the passing game wasn't working..he needs to tuck it & run!

[@raybrean9889]

The Green Bay Packers, a team steeped into NFL history, have once again established themselves as a force to be reckoned with. After a period of rebuilding, they’ve swiftly transformed into a formidable contender within a single season. This remarkable turnaround isn’t a stroke of luck but the result of a well-defined roster strategy that prioritizes drafting young, high-potential players and strategically integrating key free-agent acquisitions. This blend injects vitality and promise, setting the stage for long-term success. 5 standout Packers are seen as crucial to the franchise’s future trajectory, poised to become cornerstones for the team’s aspirations. At the heart of this promising group is Jordan Love, our new quarterback who has inherited the mantle from our legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Jordan Love, selected by us when we traded with the Miami Dolphins to get him 26th overall in the 1st round in the 2020 NFL Draft, represents the Green Bay Packers commitment to patience and talent. His journey echoes the path of Aaron Rodgers himself, who learned under Brett Favre, showcasing the franchise’s tradition of cultivating quarterback talent over time. Jordan Love’s talent, particularly his impressive arm strength and ability to execute deep passes with ease, coupled with his agility marks a modern adaptation to the Green Bay Packers offensive playbook. His inaugural 2023-24 NFL season as a starting quarterback was punctuated by moments of brilliance, showcasing his potential for impactful plays and his growing ability to navigate the complexities of NFL defenses. This evolution, particularly noticeable in the latter half of the 2023-24 NFL season suggests that Jordan Love is not merely a promising NFL prospect but the linchpin of Green Bay’s offensive strategy moving forward. As the Green Bay Packers navigate the ever-changing landscape of the NFL, their investment in nurturing young talent like Jordan Love is a calculated move designed to ensure their competitiveness and viability as Super Bowl contenders for years to come. The future, indeed, seems bright for Green Bay, with Jordan Love embodying the potential greatness that lies ahead. Go Pack Go 💚💚💛💛

[@XxMonkeyman3831xX]

Is this comment chat-GPT? Or are u that dedicated Lol?

[@thatguyd9372]

@@XxMonkeyman3831xX good question, he comments on most packers videos I watch.

[@MrKebjr]

When Love had his worse games it was throwing over 25 pass attempts. This year I expect him to be better in that space. We'll see how he does after 1yr of film. I do expect him to succeed

[@LegitFunction]

And now add Josh Jacobs. AJ Dillion in the best shape of his life. Marshawn Llyod 👀

[@DrNoThanks]

Are you hurting for content or what? This did not need a video dude.

[@jenberryman6543]

Not your decision to make

[@michaeldieseltrain]

Wow….🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Xxbwachamp445xX]

Nothing needs a video. The very same way you don’t need to watch it. He saw something he thought was interesting and decided to share