Everyone has their own opinion but I fully expect Love to progress and improve for quite a few years now with him only be 23-years old. I mean five years from now at 28-years old there probably is still some development in reading defenses. What would be the benefit of trading Jordan Love let's say next year to recoup 'some' draft choices? Then the Packers will not have a back-up QB to Rodgers and we all know Rodgers is likely gone within 2-years. Why trade Love for less compensation than what we used to select him (1st & 4th rounder)? We will have invested 3 years into him to develop. Why then turn around and use another 1st round draft choice (quality talent may not be there that particular year and when drafting) and then have to go through the growing pains of developing? The team Gutey has put together is talented and will continue to be talented and competing for a SB when Rodgers hangs it up. We do not need to start over at QB with a talented team. Makes absolutely zero sense to get rid of Jordan Love next year if we keep seeing the development taking place we are seeing. 5th year option....do it! $20,000,000 do it! Read above!

Jordan Love appears to be the GBP's future at QB (only game experience during regular season will truly tell us), so by the time Rodgers is done Love will most likely only be 24 - 26 years old. Keep him and let's encourage and support him!

It can't be over emphasized how the Covid pandemic has set Love back. To be fair, he is a year behind in his development Also, didn't he get injured or sick and miss some time his second year? There is nothing like game experience which has been already noted. He is still a young buck but is showing some signs in the right direction. If I were Gute I would do everything to keep Tom Clements in the fold even when 12 does leave. He is the perfect teacher for Love. I know he came back at Aaron's request but I would keep him around. I have no idea if Love is the answer, but trading him for an uncertain player doesn't make sense. Rodgers could leave at any time and doubtful past 2 years. Besides, Love is an injury away from being the starter. That is how Rodgers got his chance when Farve when down in Georgia, opps no Dallas.

“consistently” is the key word here. In the last few years, there are about 3-4 first round QB’s who have failed to live up to their draft status. And there are about the same number who have excelled. A few years from now we will see if Jordan Love falls into either category or in neither.

Whoa, let's not get ahead of ourselves here. Although Love had a solid performance vs. NO, we'll need to see it in the next game; if we do, than he can probably counted on to become a capable backup. I don't think he should be mentioned in the same breath as Aaron Rodgers to Patrick Mahomes--at least not yet. He'll have to prove himself in games that count against first-string defenses.

I also don't think the Packers will be interested in trading him unless they are blown away with an offer; then they'll have to go through the whole draft/sign and develop process with another QB.

Love is competing for the back up job at this stage and nothing more. With that said, he clearly shows he's fully capable of running the offense in the absence of Aaron Rodgers. The majority of folks think he has to be Aaron Rodgers right now but he really doesn't.

Trevor Lawrence(a top draft pick) showed he wasn't HOF material after being thrown into the fire last year by Jacksonville. He will be good, but he will learn under fire. The Packers approach is to develop the talent over time and we all see it's paying off.

This will be a year-to-year discussion until AR retires. If things stay as now after the 2023 season the team will have to make a decision on Love's contract. Rodgers could play the three years until his guaranteed contract which means Love would have to accept being a backup at least two more years. I think it's possible he will ride out the current contract and entertain offers from Green Bay and other clubs.

There is good young talent developing alongside Love's growing NFL skills. JRJ, Meyers, Nijman, Tom, Lazard, Doubs, Watson, Rodgers, Deguara...just on Offense.

The Defense is just as young and talented.

The Packers short term future on the field looks quite good.

Just a note on Tom. I read several negative comments about his Friday play which did not match with my initial impressions. Then I read PFF had him as the highest rated Packer OL...and in two games he has given up no pressures or sacks.

So I watch the Saints game again. IMO, he played well...especially in the run game. It may look like he is getting rag dolled in pass plays due to initial separation. But he doesn't...after an initial punch he takes an aggressive kick step back into a second pass pro stance to engage the defender again...they don't get past him.

"it’s important to remember he has only been afforded one traditional off-season and pre-season prior to this year, due to the pandemic interrupting his rookie season."

I don't think we can be reminded of this enough. Yes, Jordan love is IN his 3rd year in the NFL but to count 2020 as his first season with no OTA's, no preseason games, and a limited training camp is unfair. He was also injured in his first preseason game last year so that cost him as well valuable time ON the field.

Personally, I've been okay with what Love has shown this summer. I thought he was much better this week than last week against 49ers. His receivers haven't done him any favors with all the drops either. Hell, if those drops were catches you're looking at a COMPLETELY different stat line. A stat line even the haters would have to acknowledge.

The bottom line is 2020 really cost Love in his development. But he IS improving each week and getting better. I have no idea if he's the next Packers starting QB in a year or two. But I know he's looking better and better each week, Just like a young QB should be doing.

I hope they can trade him. Because I wouldn't pay him next year. I think it's great that he showed improvement.
BUT- The writing is on the Wall. And that writing will never go away now.

I think it’s still a bit early to say how good Love can be . All those who talk about wasted first rounders and bust are just looking for clicks.
I will say his demeanor with the press and on the field is impressive for a young man in his position.
With all of the drama around he’s done remarkably well.
On the field he looks like a NFL QB. I think it’s safe to say now that Love will have a long NFL career.
How good he can be? We’ll see but He seems to handle pressure very very well. His work ethic is unquestioned by anyone.
He doesn’t seem to stare down receivers and gets thru his progressions quickly.
We know he can run, seems to have pocket feel and can make great throws. He can miss some easy throws but so does AR.
These are just observations of an old Packer fan.
Right now I’ve seen enough to say Love might be wearing a G on his helmet for a long time.
Gute would be crazy to trade away a kid with so much already invested, and so much potential.

I think Love has the potential to become the Packers next franchise QB. However, he is not worth 20k next year. The Packers should franchise tag him and sign him to a cheaper deal then that.

Now not to dump on Love - but maybe to dump on the headline :"First round Pedigree" - So what does Carolina have a couple of First Round Pedigree's ? Yes Lamar Jackson has a first round Pedigree - but was the 32 overall pick. Sounds like a GP team report. I liked what I saw from Love against San Fran and NO - but he still missed a lot of throws - but AR does miss some throws too. I was more impressed by his runs when under pressure. But he is only a back up and he is only playing against very few starters and he is only playing with our second string receivers. Even AR when he played his first year - was only 6-10 which doesnt tell the whole story - he threw for over 4000 yards. But it was his highest INT year - and maybe it was the result of trying too hard to replace #4 because there are always naysayers - Remember "After Brett Favre was traded to the New York Jets, new starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers became the target of heckling by several disgruntled fans at training camp for the next couple of days.""" - Love needs to improve in many ways - but so far - I will give him this - his demeanor seems to be bang on. I hope the Pack picks up his 5th year option - but to date nobody has indicated how much that is going to cost the team - unlike Trubisky - Love has only played 1 and a half regular season games - Looks like around 19 million ( Danial Jones - was that plus extra for playing lots).

I just got the see the game ,Love looked good even with not having all the offensive weapons available, as long as he shows progress and improvement after each performance that’s a step in the right direction.

I'm not one to trade Love away. Especially not for draft capital.

Instead, if Rodgers does indeed stay a couple more years, and trade we must, then trade for another veteran player who could make an immediate impact and help the team get over that final hump.

This year has plenty of things to worry over. I will worry about Jordan Loves’s contract next year.

I think he’s getting better between the ears and see’s things and makes a quicker decision what he wants to do with the ball. I just am underwhelmed by his natural accuracy I think he still misses throws that are more routine than any other description I can think of. If he gets in a real game because of an AR injury and misses those layup throws, drives stall out.

I’m not sure what to think of Love, he seems to be improving daily, but like my golf game there are plenty of disappointing downturns.
I guess normal for a 23 year old QB behind a HOF QB. Let’s hope he’s the next great one 🤞

I think that JL is a future starting QB and if Aaron Rodgers is on the team next year, that will be a massive opportunity lost for the Packers. Hopefully, 12 doesn't retire and they can trade him. Along with trading 69. Cutting 2 and 18 and 89.

Yeah. I said it. Time to moooooove on.