Budman
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Good question. I thought he had 1 more week before that happened?I thought he had to be taken off pup list or risk being I.R.?
Good question. I thought he had 1 more week before that happened?I thought he had to be taken off pup list or risk being I.R.?
They have until next week (11/10) to activate him. I just saw, he isn't activated yet.I thought he had to be taken off pup list or risk being I.R.?
I think they are going into OTLOL @ Vikings coming back to tie it and then lose it in the last minute of the game.
IMO it is a little premature to ask this question. If Love is grand then yes start him again. If Love hurts then you have to go with the MVP. If Love is stuck in the middle then let the debate begin.The real question is this....
Do the Packers start Jordan Love next Sunday against the Seahawks, even if Aaron Rodgers is activated and cleared to play? I mean, Love will have gotten all of the reps in practice.
I know it's Aaron Rodgers, but still it's not an unreasonable thought.
I have a feeling MLF handicapped him some by telling him not to change a play that was called. He was under siege all night long (this wasn't our OL's finest hour but I did hear Runyan left the game). We probably should have run it more and called more slants and screens but if your OL stinks you are limited on what you can do.He's sat behind Rodgers for a season and a half. And he has LaFleur's schematic ability on his side. I'm not saying he has to go out there and light it up, I'm just saying he needs to be capable of showing promise.
Unlike a lot of young quarterbacks that struggle, Love is on a damn good football team with a lot of things that will be working in his favor. This isn't the Zach Wilson with the Jets or Trevor Lawrence with the Jags.
When did he tell Love not to change a play? Serious question, hoping I didn't miss it.I have a feeling MLF handicapped him some by telling him not to change a play that was called. He was under siege all night long (this wasn't our OL's finest hour but I did hear Runyan left the game). We probably should have run it more and called more slants and screens but if your OL stinks you are limited on what you can do.
I thought Love audibled out of the first play from scrimmage and made an awful pass to Dafney....but...he made the right call if it was an audible.When did he tell Love not to change a play? Serious question, hoping I didn't miss it.
You're right. And I heard him check into a 'can' play at least 2 or 3 times.I thought Love audibled out of the first play from scrimmage and made an awful pass to Dafney....but...he made the right call if it was an audible.
I'm just assuming because it was Love's first start. I can't imagine Love would have the leeway a veteran QB would.When did he tell Love not to change a play? Serious question, hoping I didn't miss it.
How did you know he was audibling? Serious question.You're right. And I heard him check into a 'can' play at least 2 or 3 times.
The rise in the front of his pants.How did you know he was audibling? Serious question.
The way LaFleur's offense works, every play call has another play that you can opt to call. In this scenario, the quarterback says "can, can, can". You can hear these things on the broadcast.How did you know he was audibling? Serious question.
And...the Saints continue their fall from grace.Way to go D!
After a 3-38 week 1 shellacking. Our D is now averaging 20pts per game and dropping!
OICThe way LaFleur's offense works, every play call has another play that you can opt to call. In this scenario, the quarterback says "can, can, can". You can hear these things on the broadcast.
Yes. So do the Bengals, they are now in the cellar of their Division (albeit with a winning record).And...the Saints continue their fall from grace.
The real question is this....
Do the Packers start Jordan Love next Sunday against the Seahawks, even if Aaron Rodgers is activated and cleared to play? I mean, Love will have gotten all of the reps in practice.
I know it's Aaron Rodgers, but still it's not an unreasonable thought.
I have a feeling MLF handicapped him some by telling him not to change a play that was called. He was under siege all night long (this wasn't our OL's finest hour but I did hear Runyan left the game). We probably should have run it more and called more slants and screens but if your OL stinks you are limited on what you can do.