It was really hard going that long time without a MVP quarterback. Those weeks felt like forever

Tom Clements has had a major hand in the development of Rodgers and Love. He was Farve's QB coach late and developed Arod. Then he came out of retirement to work with Jordan and will be back next year at 72. He doesn't get the recognition he deserves

Jordan Love played one season I'm not going anoint him as elite until he gets a few more seasons under him

Don " The Majik Man " Majowski was also a pretty good quarterback also. He finished second for the mvp in 1989

As a Packers fan, I think I have the answer to your question: we don’t, we make them

Very well done! Although, I think one advantage Jordan Love had in his experience sitting behind an MVP QB waiting to take over is that he once did the same thing so Aaron Rodgers didn't treat Jordan Love like Brett Favre treated him.

As a long time Packers fan, I'm gonna enjoy Jordan Love for as long as I can up until he wins 1 super bowl with us and demands a trade to the New York Jets in his late 30s like all Packer QBs do lol

The thing is Green Bay doesn’t have a ton of distractions. A player can come here and focus on football and they usually excel. Also each player has a family from Green Bay that basically adopts them and does all there day to day needs like laundry meals etc. it helps a player to focus. These guys aren’t distracted by a huge night life scene like most places they focus on work

Enjoyed the Vid. Thank you for not dragging it out 30 minute, but shoot for that 10 min mark. Helps hit with the YT algorithm. Anywho, again thanks for the vid. Cheers

I liked this video you really broke down the eras between all our QB's. I would say Favre, AR12, and Love have always taken the time to learn from one another and not tear one another down. I really appreciate your cover on this. Keep it up 💯 boss

The Ghost of Bart Starr and Vince Lombardi, with a sprinkle of the Magic Man Don Majkowski!!

So happy I’m a Packers fan

Exactly! We are not “finding” them. We are making them. And if you remember the first games Love played was not good at all. And the start of this season even! But eventually learned and became a top 5 QB in my opinion!!! 🎉❤

There's a lot to be said for rookie QBs to get accustomed to the increased speed of the game by gradually working their way on to the field.

Hey keep it up man, I just found your channel and you're right. More teams need to do this, especially my poor vikings

I recommend making some shorts because people don’t really choose what they scroll onto next, unlike a video where they need to manually click the video. I think that could help grow your channel

I hope your channel blows up. I was legitimately shocked when I saw ur sub count. I subbed. Love the quality

I’m a packer fan and while I do find this topic interesting, I’m almost more curious as to how a team like Chicago absolutely fails to even begin to develop a QB. They’ve literally never had a QB throw for 4k yards in their 100 year history.

I think a major factor is team owners status. Pack do not have an impatient billionaire wanting immediate return on "his" investment. Waiting & developing is not in their mindset. Putting pressure on the football staff to produce immediately & getting immediate returns on investments.

NO WAY I cant believe I'm no longer the only person I know that thought Matt Stafford was insanely good this season

It's called developing talent and not just dumping a player at the first sign of trouble.

I think that JaFG has a point about who you are sitting behind. Love sat behind Rodgers, Rodgers sat behind Favre. There is an advantage to sitting behind a Hall of Fame QB as opposed to sitting behind, say, Mike Tomczak.

This is enjoyable.

I know you didn’t mention it, but Favre also say a year, albeit in Atlanta. As a packers fan, I’m not ready to crown Love a hall of famer, but I think that he is a franchise quarterback, one who can deliver in the clutch moments, and he proved that this year.

I'm subbing before you blow up 👍

Way to early to say he's anything regarding hof...1yr n yea he looked gr8...again now pple know how he plays..now let's see how he does yr 2...im excited to witness Love's way to b a hof qb...this season will b huge to his hof run..GO PACK GO!!!!

As I’ve said were the greatest and always has been the most patient team in Quarterback growth nobody in history can face us in building legends nobody. When you sit a first round stud and he learns the system,coaches,and mates to grow with them and have more success you value that as a treasure waiting on this season more greatness is coming for us. 💪💪💪👀👀👀🔥🔥🔥😂😂😂😂😂👑👑👑👑👑

New subscriber here

As someone who found your video randomly , this is really good quality and easy to listen to. Keep this up 🎉

Time for the quarterback to learn and mature. What most team's did before free agency and salarie caps. Teams and mostly owners don't want money sitting on the bench!

Well done. One thing I would cut out is the umms. Just sounds like you are unsure.

First video I've seen of yours, keep em coming! great production value along with good commentary and nuance

I put this comment in a thread, but I’m also pasting here. I follow the entire NFL and I feel like I have a pretty good understanding of the Packers at this point: Glad for Packers fans & Jordan Love but remember there will be lots of game film this season & teams won’t be looking past them like McCarthy’s Cowboys. You guys choked away a chance to go to the Super Bowl & I’m not being mean by saying that. It can impact a team. Of course with my Steelers I’m used to getting 2 or 4 rings when my boys finally find a franchise QB every 30 years. 😂 It was heartbreaking watching your 2010 Packers beat us in the SB but I’d already become a big fan of Rodgers because I respect talent & the class of the Packers & their fans. Good ppl all around. So it sucked watching McCarthy have bad game plans where I thought the best QB of the 2010s, a Dan Marino with wheels, lost in the playoffs & now only has 1 ring in one SB trip. Same with Favre who I thought was only behind Steve Young for best QB of the 1990s although he had 2 SB trips losing to Elway’s 1997 Broncos. All 3 got only 1 ring. IMHO I t’s because those teams have a talent for crapping on the talent that helped them get rings. So here we are in 2024 & what do the Packers do? Release Aaron Jones who was the bridge between Rodgers & Jordan Love. Bad choice. Packers players seeing a 29-30 year old RB finish the career he started in Green Bay had to give them reason to dig a little deeper when things got ugly. That’s now gone & replaced with “play safe, if I get hurt trying to make a play they’ll cut my pay & cut my job.” A rare mistake for a classy franchise. Good luck in 2024. I really like Jordan Love & hope he becomes what we’re all thinking he is: him. If so, get the kid more than one ring. 😂 🍀👍

They arent even finding them anymore they just making them

As a Bears fan it's the offense that makes them looks great, look for example Rodgers goes to the Jets and gets hurt immediately and guess what I did, I just about laughed it off

Jordan Lovey Dovey was 9-8. Ooooh. Put him in the hall of fame.

I think sitting for a year or two behind an elite example is helpful, but it's probably overrated as GB's key to QB success. That's really just a side benefit of drafting before you have the need, and most teams don't have that luxury. But you still have to excel at scouting or else you're just drafting a backup and then the benefits of sitting diminish. I don't think waiting trains the player better than playing. It just gives them a better chance to succeed early, which helps with confidence. As we saw with J-Love, it was really his response to the mid-season failures that righted the ship. Had he been forced to start as a rookie, his period of failure would have lasted longer, but I don't think it would have doomed him to long-term failure. In short, I think it's more accurate to say that GB's success results, not from sitting, but from scouting well and selecting a great player when you're not desperately in need.

In about ten years we'll see if Jordan Love is a good as the previous two QB'S.

Packers: Farve, Mark Brunell, Ty Detmer, and Kurt Warner in the same camp.

I see it as the rule of two (Star Wars)

Why has it worked in recent decades but there were some decades, it didn't seem to work. Was it Ted Thompson who turned things around again for a long time even after he is gone?

They draft someone before they’re needed.

As a Packers fan lets pump the brakes on Love already being a hof QB 😂

Love choked in the playoffs too, the Favre and rodgers comparisons keep adding up

Let Jlove win then $$

It's not watching them play: It's watching them prepare, it's hearing them in meetings and film talk about reading defenses, it's being able to ask questions like why did you do *specific thing* they don't understand. Mentorship works, that's why we've been doing it as a society forever.

Calling Love Elite is just wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too soon. He had a TERRIBLE first half and a great second half of his first season. He needs to show consistency and not wayyyyy overthrow balls.

Come on, man, haven’t you ever heard the expression, “Don’t count your chickens until they hatch”? Because that’s what you’re doing. Jordan Love has only been a starting quarterback for one season, and it’s not like he won the Super Bowl or anything, yet you already describe him as a Hall of Fame quarterback. And you’re so certain about it, too 😆 Like, do you do politics? You would probably report on the Iowa caucuses as, “The people of Iowa have just elected the next President of the United States”. 😂 Yes, the people of Iowa elected President Huckabee and President Sanders. I’m not trying to be mean to you, though, I promise. My point is just that there’s not enough evidence to crown Jordan Love as the next Aaron Rodgers or the next Brett Favre just yet. For all we know, he could be a one-season wonder like Robert Griffin III or Blake Bortles. We’ll have to wait and see how he turns out.

McCarthy was a meathead. "He is a really good offensive coach..." Don't make me laugh.

Turn the music down. It’s way too much.

2 hof and soon to be love but 2 superbowl for it..thats a disgrace to the fans to know the front office is barely doing anything to have more we are called Titletown for a reason

Love the Pack. Dont call 10 aHOFer

An ingredient missing from your presentation, a stable organization. How great college QBs many get drafted by a bad GM trying to mask the deficiencies of his roster so he can hang on to his job? How many have defensive head coaches who change offensive coordinators and systems without understanding how that ruins their young QB? How many get pummeled behind a bad offensive line that couldn't protect the previous QB? A key ingredient for GB's draft and development is patience because they hire good GMs and HCs.

What little silver lining you lions fans got is that Favre and Rodgers ONLY got 2 superbowls in total for the packers. Could you imagine if they would have got like 3 each? So like 6 superbowls in total from them?

Lol hall of famers.,.. great quarter backs😮 how bout more than 1 championship?

Yo chill tf out it was one season. Im high on Jordan love but damn bro let the man play some more before you start putting the HOF label on him😂

Think you are jumping the gun here! Packers managed only to get one SB out Favre and Rodgers each! Given the nonsense over 30 years fans had to put up with and all the money they parted with was it worth it? Really should hope better from Love, since many a QB have had good 1st seasons and fell off badly after that. They went 9-8 and barely made the playoffs and who hasn't beaten the Cowboys in the last 25 years in the playoffs. They also failed to score in the 4th quarter against the 49ers. He definitely performed better than expectations in the playoffs but why was that? I am hoping Love is better than two of the most over hyped QB's in league history!

slow down on Love, you guys are crowing him wayyyyy too early.

The sky is blue, and the packers own the bears

You're new in a glutted market so take the following as constructive. Because the market for talking NFL _is_ glutted, I always advise people to try & find something that stands out. Then again, most people don't like too much analysis & it only brings out those who contradict for the sake of it. But y'ain't saying much here. How does merely watching the ins & outs lead to success? Ridder watched Mariota most of last season. Couldn't he have learned what not to do? C.J. Stroud seemed to not need any of this. So not every one thing works for every one person. & I don't know if you wanna go in that direction ever. You brought up McCarthy/ But he's like Sean McDermott in that when he feels the pressure, he shuts out the voices of *ALL* his more rational coaches, takes over _all_ the play-calling, & because of it Dak went from being in the MVP conversation to throwing INTs like it was last season. He's been doing this For Years. None of this matters. As a former job trainer, coach etc. I find that at some point, asking people why they're doing This Thing helps them solidify in their own minds what direction they wish to go in. You don't have to answer now. You don't need to _have_ an answer now. & of course these questions are for you to ask yourself, not answer to me. Good luck!

Very easy: They don't

Love has not proved himself elite...

Love is hardly “elite” at this point. Perhaps someday, definitely not yet. Get weary of these regular season QBs that some try to label as great or elite, but they choke regularly in the postseason every year (ie Dak Prescott). Not worth the $ they take up. We’ll see.

They didn't. Jordan Love isn't elite.

Their gameplay is pass. All they need is an accurate QB who can avoid the sack. Love is that guy. Hopefully he doesn't end up nuts like welfare stealing Favre or Anti-Vax rodgers.

This video is amazing but you gotta project yourself. You sound a little passive. Be confident about what you're saying because you obviously know your shit. Prove it with your voice.