GREEN BAY, Wis. -- It doesn’t take long to go through Jordan Love’s performance -- play by play, throw by throw -- from Sunday’s relief appearance against the Philadelphia Eagles. The Green Bay Packers' backup quarterback took only 10 snaps, nine of which were throws.
But there was so much that coach Matt LaFleur liked in there that for the first time since Love arrived in Green Bay more than 2½ years ago, there’s reason to wonder whether he would be the better choice this week for the Packers at quarterback.
Not because of a decline in Aaron Rodgers, who was equally as effective against the Eagles before he left with a rib injury late in the third quarter.