Tyler looked good in limited usage. One reason he excelled is he fits that system well. He’s a poor man’s Lamar. He’s excellent as a short term substitute. If he keeps running around like he does he’ll be adequate for a couple years and then end his career early. This league doesn’t protect running QBs and it’s a recipe for failure in the long term. The same thing that makes him formidable short term makes him a liability long term.
Concerning our backup option. I know you didnt pick on Love but just pointing out he is not a Running QB in comparison to Tyler. Totally different styles. Jordan is a passer with a much better ceiling than Tyler.
We know now that KC is not a slouch Defense like several posters emphatically claimed as supportive evidence of how bad Love is. KC is
#8 points allowed (ranked better than GB)
#5 in Turnovers (25 turnovers ranked better than GB)
#8 INT (tied w/GB)
I do agree that running QBs have very limited career spans. Vince Williams, RGIII, Vick, and now Fields and Hurts. No thanks.
The numbers on the KC D are interesting. All I've been hearing is they stink, but not by those stats.
As for Love, he did better in his rookie start that Rodgers and I think Favre. I don't mean to write him off. I'm just not sure what Gluten saw in him to 1) trade up and forfeit a 4th round pick and 2) not take a WR in a year where the draft was loaded with them. Hey I hope I'm wrong and Love is the guy. It's so hard to find a franchise QB.
And if the HOF QB run is over in GB after 30 plus years, maybe it's time they retool a bit and focus on the D. I still like strong defensive teams, especially come playoff time. And the Packers have pretty much proven that an elite O with a below average D gets you sent home early. It could be a new era in GB. Just as long as they keep winning.........