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The Packers defeated reigning quarterback MVP Aaron Rodgers, but they also traded to draft quarterback Jordan Love in the first round last year.
Love spent his entire rookie season as the Packers ‘third quarter, inactive on the day of the day, with Tim Boyle as Rodgers’ rugby team. With no 2020 season program, Love received only significant reps last summer during the team’s shortened training camp. This means that in 2021 love could use as much exercise as possible.
‘It’s going to be a challenge for himPackers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett said Tuesday. “It is clear that we do not know what will happen now with how we can work with the players. I think it’s always important for the quarterback to be a second year in the system, to understand the language, to understand how we should carry out our everyday process.
‘Even just to get out there and practice – I mean, it’s great. So I think for him it just grows more in the offensive system, even more than he already has. Just to make it his own. … It’s clear we’m very excited if we can practice, because I think that’s something he needs. The last time he could really get to the exercises was in the training camp. So if that’s what we’re dealing with, it’s going to be a training camp if he can really make some progress and get full-time speed reps. In addition, it’s about studying and he has to work alone because we can not see him. ”
While Rodgers is still performing at an MVP level, it is unclear when Love can see the field as an appetizer. But Love must at least progress to the level of backup for 2021 to give the Packers some sort of return on their heavy investment in 2020.