Trading Love Is Right Thing To Do· Page 2

Pugger
Member

2 years ago

Another question is, will Love want to stick around for 2 years while waiting to become "the guy"?

Originally Posted by: Cheesey

Love is under contract for 2 more years so unless he asks for a trade or another team makes inquiries - and I can't see many teams clamoring for him - he might not have choice.

nerdmann
Premier Member

2 years ago

#12

Love is under contract for 2 more years so unless he asks for a trade or another team makes inquiries - and I can't see many teams clamoring for him - he might not have choice.

Originally Posted by: Pugger

He's still developing. If he was ready to start, it would be different. Give him another year, we'll see where he's at.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

beast
Select Member

2 years ago

#13

He has the right to earn his paycheck and Packers have a right to write that paycheck.

He does not have a right to compete for a starting spot, unless he's in the same ballpark of talent as the starter. And if he was, Packers probably would of went with the cheaper option and the former Packers offensive coach Hackett probably would of traded for him instead of Wilson.

If Love is good enough to start, he should show that and then Packers could get quality trade value for him.

nerdmann
Premier Member

2 years ago

#14

Biggest reason to trade Love is if Aaron doesn't want him around. Lots of Articles on trading Love right now, I'm sure none of them are by Aaron Rodgers sycophants.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

Pugger
Member

2 years ago

#15

Plus I want to see what Clements can do with him.

wpr
Preferred Member Topic Starter

2 years ago

#16

Plus I want to see what Clements can do with him.

Originally Posted by: Pugger

Yep. There is nothing wrong with having a #2 who is not an undrafted free agent. He is on a cheap rookie deal. He is not hurting the Packers at all by holding the clipboard and listening on the headset.

Pugger
Member

2 years ago

#17

He's still developing. If he was ready to start, it would be different. Give him another year, we'll see where he's at.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann

If he was ready to start would we have kept Rodgers? Probably not.

Pugger
Member

2 years ago

#18

Biggest reason to trade Love is if Aaron doesn't want him around. Lots of Articles on trading Love right now, I'm sure none of them are by Aaron Rodgers sycophants.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann

I've never heard Rodgers publicly say anything negative about Love so its hard to say how he feels about Love as a teammate.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member

2 years ago

#19

Kenny Pickett is 23 years old
Matt Coral is 23 years old
Malik Willis is 22 years old
Sam Howell is 21 years old

Jordan Love is 23 years old AND has two years of being coached up by a winning franchise.

If you're going to spend a mid-to-late first round pick on a QB, might as well go with Love.

beast
Select Member

2 years ago

#20

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

You see that two years as a positive, I believe others will see that as a negative...

Two years of being coached by NFL coaches, and two years off his cheap rookie deal, and what does he have to show for it?

So far... absolutely nothing.

I think GMs would prefer the two cheap years and a fresh start over a guy with experience but hasn't developed.

That's GMs, coaches can be a completely different mindset.

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