It has been an unusual season for the Green Bay Packers, especially regarding the polarizing opinions about Jordan Love.
As his performance levels and consistency increase, so does the criticism. Love is undeniably a better quarterback than a year ago. He has maintained his big-play ability while significantly reducing turnovers, throwing just six picks in the regular season.
His processing of defenses, his poise, and his ability to direct traffic before the snap have all reached borderline elite levels. It helped him rise to third in the MVP odds last month.
Yet just three weeks ago, after Malik Willis marched up and down the Chicago Bears' defense to earn himself a big free agency payday, the conversation suddenly shifted to whether Willis should start over Love.