The Green Bay Packers have more weapons than the average team.
They have a myriad of young stars, a strong defense, and an up-and-coming head coach.
However, for years, their quarterback has been a subject of debate.
While some believe Jordan Love has already shown more than enough to prove that he can be a franchise quarterback, others aren’t that convinced.
With that in mind, Joel Moran took to X to dismiss that narrative:
“Jordan Love is on par with two hall of famers yet people still think he’s ‘overrated’ — without a WR1 btw,” Moran posted on X.
Green Bay Packers QB Comparison through 39 Starts:
Jordan Love:
64.3% CMP / 2.72 TD-INT Ratio / 97.3 RTG
Aaron Rodgers:
64.1% CMP / 2.41 TD-INT Ratio / 96.8 RTG
Brett Favre:
62.3% CMP / 1.14 TD-INT Ratio / 79.8 RTG
Jordan Love is on par with two hall of famers yet people… pic.twitter.com/IKpDifTX4f
— Joel Moran (@joelvmoran) October 25, 2025
The Packers trusted Jordan Love to take the reins of the offense once Aaron Rodgers wasn’t there, and that speaks volumes about the way they feel about him.
He patiently waited for his time, continued to work on his game, and the hard work has clearly paid off.
He’s gotten better every single year, and he’s currently playing the best football of his career.
Love has finally started taking better care of the football, and with him not putting the ball in harm’s way, there’s not much to complain about.
Still, it feels like not even his head coach trusts him at times.
As good a coach as Matt LaFleur is, he’s been way too conservative with Love sometimes.
Love has shown that he can make every throw in the book, and he’s at his best when he’s slinging the pigskin and taking big shots down the field.
Numbers don’t lie, and regardless of how some people might feel about Jordan Love, his numbers show that he’s one of the best in the league right now.
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