If, on draft night last April, you were not “thrilled” that the Green Bay Packers used a precious first-round selection on a back-up/potential future quarterback, let alone that they spent a fourth-round selection to move up and get him, then you have reason to be even less thrilled now.
“Not going to say I was thrilled by the pick,” Aaron Rodgers said this offseason of his team moving up to take Jordan Love out of Utah State. Rodgers has, to his credit, reportedly done all he can to welcome and help develop Love, who the team plans to eventually have succeed him.