GREEN BAY, Wis. -- If there's one word to describe what's in store for Jordan Love in 2024, it's this: more.
The Green Bay Packers need exactly that from their quarterback in his second season as the starter.
More leadership.
More comfort.
More variety.
More everything.
In some ways, that has already started.
When the Packers pulled their running back swap at the start of free agency -- something coach Matt LaFleur admitted last week "caught him off guard" referring to how quickly they pivoted to signing Josh Jacobs after Aaron Jones turned down a pay cut -- it didn't just mean the departure of perhaps Love's most dynamic offensive weapon.