A week into camp, Jordan Love believes working mostly with Christian Watson, Jayden Reed and Matthew Golden has accelerated their timing. Something he couldn’t do a year ago with WR depth.
“You build trust and understanding of where guys are going to be and how things time up.”
The Jordan Love narrative is very different if ANY of these happen:
- Reed catches the ball
- Watson catches the ball
- McManus doesn't miss 3 kicks (mostly this one, btw)
Jordan Love would’ve won that game if Jayden Reed and Christian Watson didn’t drop the ball.
Two great throws by an elite QB in the clutch.
Jordan Love finished with 323 passing yards, 4 touchdowns, and a 103.8 passer rating.
People are still talking about Jordan Love like he throws a lot of picks.
He had 6.
No one with 350 attempts threw fewer interceptions than Jordan Love.
Only 4 QBs who started 10 games had a lower interception percentage.
Get real.
@demorizi_eddie Oh he was really good in limited time last year. Talent/drive isn’t an issue. But we have a lot of guys to pay/extend or guys we just paid so I just don’t know.
I lean he’s gone maybe minus a true breakout, game wrecking season. Or a huge playoff run of production.
GB fans complaining about this is so funny bc 1) camp one on ones mean almost nothing and 2) even if they did, you’d MUCH rather your potential franchise left tackle be good than a 5th year edge that you prob aren’t extending
@demorizi_eddie We could, but he’d have to stay health first and foremost and then be the clear Robin to Micah’s Batman and they have a lot of guys behind him they invested draft capital into, too. LVN was 13th overall so different but still.
He’ll be good this year I think. Idk if we keep him