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I think the edge guy just got right up in the throwing lane which made him throw to a different spot and angle. Not a bad decision, just fired it and it was deflected. One of those things I guess. But the slant and spot I think would have been fine. Half of those are get to the spot and make a defender come thru you to get the ball. So you get the completion or you get the penalty.packman114 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2023 10:38I wonder what his take was on the Doubs deflection to Reed in the end zone. It looks to me that Doubs runs the slant too fast and goes right into the defenders instead of slowing down down into the window where Jordan put the ball. Jordan made a nice adjustment to avoid the initial rusher and then he throws it sidearm to avoid the middle defender that Doubs was running towards. If Jordan had led Doubs that middle defender has an easy block or INT. It was still a TD so no big deal except it seems to show me that Jordan understands the offense much better than his receivers.
sure, of course he does, he's been here 3 years longer, still think Doubs may have hauled it in if Love had a bit more touch on that pass, he throws to many rockets on short passes, it eliminates the ability to adjust for the receivers.packman114 wrote: ↑25 Oct 2023 10:38I wonder what his take was on the Doubs deflection to Reed in the end zone. It looks to me that Doubs runs the slant too fast and goes right into the defenders instead of slowing down down into the window where Jordan put the ball. Jordan made a nice adjustment to avoid the initial rusher and then he throws it sidearm to avoid the middle defender that Doubs was running towards. If Jordan had led Doubs that middle defender has an easy block or INT. It was still a TD so no big deal except it seems to show me that Jordan understands the offense much better than his receivers.
The 4th and 2 throw wasn't ill-advised. Fourth down, he has to throw it - there is no other option. The scheme called for a quick throw and there was no pocket for him to hide and reset in, and as it happened the throw (delayed because a lineman was in the throwing lane) was onto Doubs' hands and was difficult but catchable. Obviously we got lucky with the ricochet.Yoop wrote: ↑23 Oct 2023 15:30I keep defending Love, providing valid excuses, but it's hard to argue with this., and it is so Rodgers, not seeing open receivers because your polarized on another, in double coverage to boot.
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That’s what Love looked like on Sunday: A bottom-third starter, at best, showcasing a continued lack of deep-throw accuracy and questionable decisions. His mediocre box score stats against Denver? They look better than the reality, if you consider how his two touchdown passes unfolded. The first, he floated a pop fly to a briefly open Romeo Doubs in the end zone that allowed Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain II to recover and effectively intercept the ball in a jointly possessed catch. By rule, the catch was awarded to Doubs, due to the dual possession always going to the offensive player. Love’s second touchdown was even more improbably lucky, as he side-armed an ill-advised short-area fastball that was a beat behind Doubs. The ball skipped off the wideout’s hands on the fourth-and-2 throw, but was snared in unbelievable fashion by rookie receiver Jayden Reed, who was crossing directly behind the play.
Eventually, that luck ran out and Love put on a display of why the Packers have to continue to be worried about where this is going. With just under two minutes left and Green Bay facing a third-and-20, Love took a snap and locked onto Samori Toure on a deep vertical route, throwing into double coverage for an easy interception. What he missed on the same play was a streaking Reed who had gotten behind safety help and a leaking running back in the left flat who had a shot to run to run for a first down. Instead, Love took the worst option and the game was over.
Agreed. One thing I seem to see more often - I don't think it's just because I watch wit green and gold eyes - is the opposition QB throwing to a man who is totally uncovered. Love doesn't seem to do that, but I don't think it's because he's missing targets, I think it's because the man isn't there.
I dont believe any QB could carry this team to the playoffs. The roster is just simply too bad.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 10:47Kind of a different perspective, but other than Patrick Mahomes, what other QB's in this league right now do you think would have a successful season? And I'm not talking about Jordan Love, but I mean carry this team into the playoffs? Aaron Rodgers couldn't do it last year. Could Hurts, Burrow, or Allen do it? I don't know...
I don't know about last year's team being even worse. I think they're about the same but this year, our injuries are more impactful. Agree to disagree I guess, but I can't see even a Kirk Cousins or Jared Goff type QB having a winning record with this team right now.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:00I dont believe any QB could carry this team to the playoffs. The roster is just simply too bad.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 10:47Kind of a different perspective, but other than Patrick Mahomes, what other QB's in this league right now do you think would have a successful season? And I'm not talking about Jordan Love, but I mean carry this team into the playoffs? Aaron Rodgers couldn't do it last year. Could Hurts, Burrow, or Allen do it? I don't know...
I do believe any of the top 10 QBs could have a winning record right now considering the atrocious teams we have faced so far. Without a doubt any QB that wasnt bottom 5 in the league like Love would have beaten the Falcons, Raiders, and Broncos.
Good QBs elevate bad teams. Rodgers couldnt do it last year because last years team was even worse than this one and he was hurt. Love is dragging this team down even further. He cant make plays. He cant sustain drives. He cant help himself from throwing YOLO balls and turning the ball over. All my initial scouting thoughts on him are the exact same 4 years later. Nothing has changed.
Last years team had a lot less talent and even the veterans were all regressing because everything was so bad around them. This team is very equivalent to the 2018 Packers team that underperformed because the 2015 and 2017 draft classes were just so atrocious. There was very little up and coming talent. Now we have the embarrassingly terrible draft classes in 2020 and 2021 on top of a really weak 2018 class that carried over only a single player from their rookie deals.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:21I don't know about last year's team being even worse. I think they're about the same but this year, our injuries are more impactful. Agree to disagree I guess, but I can't see even a Kirk Cousins or Jared Goff type QB having a winning record with this team right now.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:00I dont believe any QB could carry this team to the playoffs. The roster is just simply too bad.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 10:47Kind of a different perspective, but other than Patrick Mahomes, what other QB's in this league right now do you think would have a successful season? And I'm not talking about Jordan Love, but I mean carry this team into the playoffs? Aaron Rodgers couldn't do it last year. Could Hurts, Burrow, or Allen do it? I don't know...
I do believe any of the top 10 QBs could have a winning record right now considering the atrocious teams we have faced so far. Without a doubt any QB that wasnt bottom 5 in the league like Love would have beaten the Falcons, Raiders, and Broncos.
Good QBs elevate bad teams. Rodgers couldnt do it last year because last years team was even worse than this one and he was hurt. Love is dragging this team down even further. He cant make plays. He cant sustain drives. He cant help himself from throwing YOLO balls and turning the ball over. All my initial scouting thoughts on him are the exact same 4 years later. Nothing has changed.
100%. Those drafts were horrible and we're paying the price right now.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:40Last years team had a lot less talent and even the veterans were all regressing because everything was so bad around them. This team is very equivalent to the 2018 Packers team that underperformed because the 2015 and 2017 draft classes were just so atrocious. There was very little up and coming talent. Now we have the embarrassingly terrible draft classes in 2020 and 2021 on top of a really weak 2018 class that carried over only a single player from their rookie deals.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:21I don't know about last year's team being even worse. I think they're about the same but this year, our injuries are more impactful. Agree to disagree I guess, but I can't see even a Kirk Cousins or Jared Goff type QB having a winning record with this team right now.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:00
I dont believe any QB could carry this team to the playoffs. The roster is just simply too bad.
I do believe any of the top 10 QBs could have a winning record right now considering the atrocious teams we have faced so far. Without a doubt any QB that wasnt bottom 5 in the league like Love would have beaten the Falcons, Raiders, and Broncos.
Good QBs elevate bad teams. Rodgers couldnt do it last year because last years team was even worse than this one and he was hurt. Love is dragging this team down even further. He cant make plays. He cant sustain drives. He cant help himself from throwing YOLO balls and turning the ball over. All my initial scouting thoughts on him are the exact same 4 years later. Nothing has changed.
It shouldnt come as a surprise this team is bad when you arent maximizing cheap rookie contracts and developing your own talent. But Ive been told Gutnebumst is a good GM so...
The hardest part for me is looking back on 2021.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 12:59100%. Those drafts were horrible and we're paying the price right now.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:40Last years team had a lot less talent and even the veterans were all regressing because everything was so bad around them. This team is very equivalent to the 2018 Packers team that underperformed because the 2015 and 2017 draft classes were just so atrocious. There was very little up and coming talent. Now we have the embarrassingly terrible draft classes in 2020 and 2021 on top of a really weak 2018 class that carried over only a single player from their rookie deals.Acrobat wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:21
I don't know about last year's team being even worse. I think they're about the same but this year, our injuries are more impactful. Agree to disagree I guess, but I can't see even a Kirk Cousins or Jared Goff type QB having a winning record with this team right now.
It shouldnt come as a surprise this team is bad when you arent maximizing cheap rookie contracts and developing your own talent. But Ive been told Gutnebumst is a good GM so...
That's a very rapid change of mind in paragraph 2. In the first sentence you say that you believe a top-10 QB would have us 4-2 or better, and in the second sentence you say that you are certain that a top-27 QB would have at least three more wins.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑26 Oct 2023 11:00I dont believe any QB could carry this team to the playoffs. The roster is just simply too bad.
I do believe any of the top 10 QBs could have a winning record right now considering the atrocious teams we have faced so far. Without a doubt any QB that wasnt bottom 5 in the league like Love would have beaten the Falcons, Raiders, and Broncos.
Good QBs elevate bad teams. Rodgers couldnt do it last year because last years team was even worse than this one and he was hurt. Love is dragging this team down even further. He cant make plays. He cant sustain drives. He cant help himself from throwing YOLO balls and turning the ball over. All my initial scouting thoughts on him are the exact same 4 years later. Nothing has changed.