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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magooch" data-source="post: 1011620" data-attributes="member: 17987">Doesn’t have to be one or the other. All of these things can be true (and I believe they largely are) AND we can still say that Love has underperformed/not lived up to expectations/whatever you want to call it. Anyone who says “This is exactly where I expected Love to be in his development halfway through his fourth year in the league” is either lying to you, lying to themselves, or both.Again: is Love in a uniquely bad situation? Have other *true* rookies shown more progress/success/development in similarly less-than-ideal situations? Has Love lived up to what we were being sold on years ago (as above: he’ll sit behind Rodgers, learn from a hall of fame QB, master LaFleur’s offense and hit the ground running once Rodgers is gone. The whole point of drafting Love when we did was so that he would be groomed and ready to take over the reigns once Rodgers was gone. I feel like that cannot be overstated. We spent the last three years unsure of what we had, hedged our bets on a one-year extension, and now are still not sure what we have. This was not the way it was supposed to go and I simply cannot believe we have people here talking like this was to be expected or that we shouldn’t be worried about Love right now.</blockquote>

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