Unconfirmed but if true, what a bunch of fucking losers.

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Bahahahaha

Outside of your blind hate and spitefulness for Rodgers... do you also love Love? I always thought your love for Love was more your hate for Rodgers...

If the Packers are indeed trading Love, I can only hope multiple teams love him the why you love to hate on Rodgers.

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I have no idea whom that source is, so I just went to check them out, and saw this Twitter post...

In my mind, I'm thinking...

This some bullshit! As whom in their right mind would select Texans over Steelers right now with all the crazy mess that's going on with the Texans lately?



Just to be clear... I'm not saying it's wrong, there are crazy people in the world... but something really has to be messed up to select the totally rebuilding Texans over a playoff team if all things are equal.

Then again, maybe salary cap isn't equal? As I believe the Steelers were talked about being tighter on the cap.

Also while I like the foundation the Lions are building with linemen first, they got no WRs and possibly already have their guy in Goff... at least guy of Wentz playing level.

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If Rodgers is going to come back on a 3-year contract or so, which is probably what needs to happen to sign him and get under the cap, this move makes sense. If Rodgers is getting a new deal, Love isn't the guy. So they should get something for Love while he's still a somewhat attractive prospect on a rookie deal. Especially if they can pull a Sam Darnold sort of trade (2nd, 4th, and 6th). Heck, a 2nd (what Josh Rosen was traded for a few years back) is probably a good value if they're sure he's not the guy.

If they're gonna get a 7th rounder or bust/malcontent/project sort of guy like the Kizer trade, it makes more sense to keep him as a backup.

Now, if Rodgers isn't fully committed to 2023, I feel like giving Love another year of development would be the most sensible option.

Looking at Love's contract, it looks like he will count about 2.8m against the cap. Normally I would say the easy choice is to keep both QBs if they can. But with the cap situation this year, all bets are off. Assuming Rodgers is back, it wouldn't surprise me if they go with Kurt Benkert and a developmental UDFA or low-round draft pick on the practice squad.

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I would hope our expectations for compensation for Love are low....not that he does not have upside, but that he is still raw.
It does not matter that he was a first round pick except for the fifth year aspect of his contract.

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I read through some of his Tweets and could easily be legit source. Doesn't mean he's right on this, but never know.

This wouldn't be a trade to appease Aaron Rodgers. It would be a trade to get as much for Jordan Love as they can, when they can. It also means they would probably draft a QB on day two.

Unfortunately, people will call Jordan Love a bust if he is traded for anything less that the pick used to draft him. These people do not understand the value of QB in the NFL, nor do they remember how Aaron Rodgers played through the 2019 season. Packers draft Jordan Love and suddenly Rodgers wins back-to-back MVP's? And the Packers get to groom their heir apparent?

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Looks like it is absolutely a trade to appease Aaron Rodgers. Why wouldn't you develop him for another year, then trade him?

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Maybe Love wants out, if he feels he's not "the guy".
Maybe he's pushing to be traded.

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I would say leverage would be one reason. If someone is to offer the Packers a one or a high two for Jordan Love AND you ink Rodgers for 2+ years, you make the deal. If Packers ink Rodgers for 2+ years and Love flops big time this next preseason, no one will offer squat for him because they know the Packers are tied to Rodgers and also a poor showing in preseason damages the "potential" Love has.

Right now, Love has a ceiling that is untapped and a lot of coaches feel they can always get more out of someone than current coaching staff.

Rodgers doesn't want Love gone. Rodgers wants to control his destiny. He's said similar already and almost verbatim. The drafting of Love made Rodgers realize he isn't necessarily in control of where his career ends.

If Rodgers plays 3 more seasons, that means Love would have sat for his entire rookie contract and I just don't see that happening.

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Hopefully this is elaborate reverse psychology to extract a highest ever price out of the Broncos.

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