It's incredible how this guy was the best QB in the 2nd half of the 23-24 NFL season. I always supported this Packers development project and I'm very proud of this kid. Looks like Lombardi will return to home very soon...
Didn't know much of him but after seeing this video there's nothing over hyped about him his natural touch slinging and placement with that ball he's made NFL tight widows throws. A lot of talent I see here.
Love won the QB competition off season. Rodgers didn’t even show up thinking that his position was secure. Also Love gets song much better with Greenbay’s coaching.
I’m a casual NFL fan and saw a post on reddit redd.it/g71t5w about a scouting report on him. Either that scout is one of the best salesman of all time or you guys have a solid future player. Stay safe.
Tenaka Khan The King Beyond the Gate thanks for the link hadn’t read that before. I think he definitely has the upside to be a great quarterback in the league but I just would have rather drafted one in the next two years. Hope he doesn’t end up wasted sitting behind Rodgers for half his career 🧀
@WIRE PALADIN I just hope the Packers have something up their sleeve. Jordan Love was definitely a long term pick, but hopefully it also lights a fire under Rodger's ass. Rodgers plays best with a chip on his shoulder, and he could mentor Love along the way. Rodger's definitely benefited from watching Favre from the sidelines.
rajivunome that’s why we let fitz hold the rains for the next season or two than let him start and see what he’s got. He can learn as time goes on maybe even get experience in garbage time
Yeah lol weird throwing motion. But effective against average defenses....I don't know if these passes would fly in the NFL. I don't see first round talents here. I'd rather have Hurts
@@whatup6557 Go watch Rodger's college highlights...much more velocity and precision, much better footwork, also able to run the ball effectively and elude the pass rush. He may be good, but he is no Arod.
He’s gonna be a stud. I’m telling you right now, if he finds a team that can unlock his potential the way Andy Reid did with Mahomes. He has all of the talent, the NFL has become a lot more of a wide open game. He has the tools to be a star
@@tylerm5774looks like he was staring down the flat receiver-hence why the shoulder shimmy drew the CB to the flat, creating all that space and separation for the outside receiver.
More like mahomes but his arm strength weak. I've actually seen him make throws similar to mahomes. He's faster and that's about it. A less talented mahomes.
Ya know, all the criticizing I'm seeing on this kid is the same I saw on Mahomes tape that year. These guys look identical. Groom him a year and start him, he's going to be great
I agree, he look's like he's just got it to make it big in the next level in the NFL. There are just some guys that just got the natural abilities that will make him one of QB"s a level above the others, making it look easy, and have fun doing it. That's what they say about Mahomes now...
Right? I like his upside more than Justin Herbert, which is why he’s my 3rd best QB in this class (obviously behind Burrow and Tua, just because they don’t need much work)
Frazier Allen Looking through the list of teams Texas Tech regularly plays, that is absolutely not true lmao. Are you telling me UTEP and Alabama State are powerhouse football schools? It’s about the same from what I see. Maybe slightly harder for TT, but not by much. Plus, Mahomes had a better team around him. Love has no help at all. Mahomes didn’t have great teammates, but there were a couple nfl caliber guys there. On this Utah State team, there isn’t a single player I’d consider drafting anywhere near the top 5 rounds besides Love.
For those who’s saying he is throwing dots, and those who saying he isn’t... none of you have any credibility, so just keep you’re opinion to yourself... nobody knows if he’s good or bad yet.
Because of the lack of competition I’d say he would benefit being drafted by a team that has a veteran (Saints, Chargers, Pats, etc) and start in a year for two on the bench (similar to Mahomes behind Smith) but he’s got the potential to be a RW and Mahomes type of QB for sure. Just hope he isn’t rushed into play, could ruin his development
Love has been picked off like five times on out routes to the long side of the field this year. It’s something (throw/the read) that he might need to work on
@@GrantSweatshirt but you see Mahomes do it all the time and that's the comparison this kid is getting across the board, all the way down too needing the same rookie year holding a clipboard lol
He also has a GARBAGE team to work with. He’s definitely not a day one starter, and the stats look terrible, but he’s got the right tools to succeed. He’s very similar to what Mahomes was in college (even the play style is very similar) He needs to sit for a season or two, but when he’s ready, and with a good mentor like Mahomes had, I think he’ll be a good QB. He has more upside than Herbert, but also a lower floor. I see him as a boom or bust prospect, mainly depending on the coaching/mentoring he gets
Lots of underthrown balls against bad corners. Also lots of impressive throws Seeing underthrown balls in a highlight reel doesn't really give me too much enthusiasm but i wouldn't be too upset if my team drafted him to sit a year or two to develop
Nighthawk7x20 I was gonna comment on that. I saw a lot of bad throws especially the deep throws. He puts to much air on the ball at times. Good corners from pick those passes or deflect them no problem. NFL defensive backs would catch those like punt returns. He’s got a lot of raw talent. Can be very good if he studied behind a Drew Brees, Heck even Aaron Rodgers who isn’t getting any younger.
He literally sits in the pocket and completes passes. Thats rare today. In the age of the mahomes, the jacksons, the mobile QB, its kinda refreshing to see a pocket presence.
Aaron isn’t going anywhere unless the Packers receive a ridiculous trade offer. He’s under contract for a few more seasons and they’d be stupid to get rid of him. This kid obviously needs more time to develop considering he was inactive multiple games and couldn’t even beat out Boyle for the backup role.
My Packers just picked him, once Rodgers retires, love will only learn from Rodgers, and love will take over for my Pack (who has had a handful of good QBs) I like this pick.
@@Chris-jg5vg the last couple years he's also had absolutely no help on offense beyond one good season from Aaron Jones and an injury prone Devante Adams. Look at the receivers and tight ends the elite qbs like Brees (Michael Thomas and Jared Cook) n Mahomes (Hill and Kelce) have or the top tier qbs like Dak (Cooper and Gallup) and Matt Ryan (Jones, Ridley Hooper) had or the good but not great qbs like Winston (Evans, Godwin, Howard) and Mayfield (Beckham n Landry) have... Hell, even Russell Wilson has Lockett and Metcalf and I'd say he does the most with the least in the nfl. Now look at what Rodgers has... Adams, Lazard, Graham Valdez-Scantling. Put him in Cleveland, he'd throw for 4,500 y and 35 tds at least. Same goes for Atlanta, Seattle, Dallas, Tampa or New Orleans. Is he still the best in the league? No. But he's still easily top 7-10 and if he had ANY talent around him he'd be top 5 again for sure.
Adam B34 definitely not saying he’s not good anymore. I just think he’s on the decline and the injuries caught up to him. It’s normal. Also GB always gets a pass for being labeled as a Shitty organization cuz of great QBs. They built nothing around Aaron this whole time
He will be the best qb in the nfl , y’all never seen real talent like this some one come back in 7 years and comment on this it’s April 20,2020 baby . Comment back in 2027 and tell me how I was right .
The Chargers are about to know what its like to not lean on Philip Rivers . The Chargers also know that if their next Quarterback fails then its on Anthony Lynn . Rivers , Whiz , Melvin Gordon. ......all gone . Anthony Lynn doesn't have a scapegoat this coming season .
I’m a bit skeptical dude to packers picking him cus we are on a Super Bowl window, and need playmakers so I’m trynna criticize him as a QB and at 4:31 says it all for me. Or that “WOW” moment realizing how much of a rocket this kid has and precision to fit it in a cover 2 window with HEAT. Not a simple dump off but with POWER. I’m not entirely convinced but this is very promising and kind of bit excited for whats in store.
Agreed. I played college and a little pro and I can safely sat that college DBs do not know what they're doing, so if you're throwing 17 picks in college then you're just giving the ball away. I told everybody the same thing about Jameis Winston. He threw a great ball BUT HE HAD TOO MANY PICKS IN COLLEGE, and therefore I wouldn't have drafted him. You need to have something close to a 3:1 TD to Int ratio or I'm not even looking at you. Personally I don't even want to see a QB with double digit Ints in my backfield. Burrow and Tua look good this year. Numbers look great, they won a lot, played on big stages, had great accuracy, highly mobile, and best of all -THEY THREW VERY FEW PICKS. The most important stat for a QB in my opinion is the # of picks, because it doesn't matter how many yards and TDs a QB has IF HE'S PLAYING FOR THE OTHER TEAM!!!
@@broq9194 Great insights! TD:INT ratio speaks volumes about a Quarterback's decisionmaking. That's one of the reasons I deemed MM8 (Marcus Mariota) "Baby Brady" during his Freshman season at Oregon because his TD:INT ratio was 32:6 (5.3:1), ths same as Tom Brady, more or less for Year 2012. Sadly, the greater majority of QBs in the NFL barely break away from 2:1 lol I have never been a Jameis Winston fan because of his heave-ho approach to throwing the ball downfield, not all that different from guys like Derek Carr. Tom Brady, I swear, is going to play until age 50, as long as he remains healthy. Not sure that Brady will be a good fit for Bruce Arians' offense, given Arians' mantra: "No risk it, No biscuit!" But Brady is still a lot better than Carson Palmer, huh? 😎
@@miscellanyman263 hey great comments. Brady is quality, but I really studied the Patriot offense and realized their success - They make the QB's job as "physically" easy as possible. The pre snap reads might be highly complicated, but the post snap decision making and difficulty of throw is the simplest and easiest in the NFL. Basically, the Patriots take no chances - Rarely ever challenge the best DB on the field with long time+consuming throws to the wideout even when he's wide open, instead throwing quick 7 - 12 yard passes to cutting and slashing slot receivers and running backs being guarded by line backers, safeties, and nickel corners who are lesser pass defenders and who have almost no time to break on the ball because if the quick short throw, almost like a long hand off. The unique quality of the Patriots is that they don't throw to receivers. Their slot receivers are built and utilized like small running backs with poor straight ahead speed but great lateral speed who can take a hit and are expected to get 4 - 7 yards after the catch. They only "regularly" throw to an actual receiver if he has a distinct physical advantage such as size or speed (Randy Moss, Rob Grownkowski, etc.). They generally only throw to a receiver if it's a mismatch, and they usually use wide receivers as deep threat decoys to open up the field. I examined several QBs and judged the degree of difficulty if each throw and Brady had the easiest throws (by far) and Cam Newton had the most difficult, often being provided with no dump off receiver at all, with receivers who got very little separation, often giving him no other passing option than a highly difficult throw. Arians loves to push the ball downfield, which Brady has never down in his entire career. It's possible that Arians could give Brady a similar offensive that he had in New England, but Tampa personnel isn't built for that. My prediction is that Brady puts up good numbers with Tampa but will throw more ints while trying to push the ball downfield like a "regular" QB, or Mike Evans will have fewer catches if Brady runs a Patriot style offense in Tampa. Either way, Brady is going to look a lot more like a "regular" QB and a lot less like the GOAT that peoe think he is. And Belichek isn't afraid of getting another QB because he knows all of this already.
@@broq9194 Amazing insights. You're right about TB12, he's a "system" QB in every sense unlike, say, m'boy MM8 (Mariota) who's had a slew of OCs (4? -- I've lost count!) in his short 5-year career. No way Mike Evans can be a slot-receiver like Edelman and Welker, so Evans' stats might take a hit with TB12 under center. Cam Newton had his "Linus blanket" (trusted commodity) in TE Greg Olsen, inasmuch the same way that TB12 had Gronk for red zone play. It will be fun to see how Arians/T-Bucs will utilize TB12, but you are right, I think we are going to see TB12 throw a lot more INTS lol
Great arm, great mobility, wonderful in ball placement on timing routes, good at recognizing busted coverages. There were a few clips that were odd choices, though. I question including several back-foot throws (stop that!) and throwing into double coverage (stop that!). He also seems to flare out his arm when he throws, increasing his release time. But coaches also shouldn't try to fix something that works for the QB - at risk of ruining him. I hope the kid does well in Green Bay.
This is the riskiest pick of the draft, however I lean towards him being a good choice. He could benefit in a west coast style offense, which emphasizes the deep ball. He’s got a lot of courage to be willing to throw as many 50/50 balls as he does which accounts for why he has so many interceptions. He reminds me a lot of Case Keenum except more athletic. I think he could be a very solid QB with franchise, but not pro bowl potential. I see him going in the second or third round to a team that can take advantage of a gunslinger that needs help reading defenses.
If the colts can get him in the 2nd round they definitely need to pull the trigger. But at 13 I just don't see that happening. I see the colts going after Kinlaw or the DE out of Iowa.
Orsid I’ll say Ballard gambles until the second round. If he doesn’t trade the redskins second rounder to jump back late in the first to get him. But he’s 100% taking him
@@keshawnbarker4781 even if Tua actually come out absolutely 0 chance Love falls out of the 1st. There are so many teams with aging vets where a kid like Love would be PERFECT for since he needs some time on the bench and the more he can get the better. He will go in the 1st because that 5th year option is so valuable, especially on a QB you aren't going to get much of anything year 1. Also, hes probably a top 10 pick regardless, Colts will be lucky if he's available at 13 and if they want him they better take him there lol
I know this is just probably a regular highlight reel but when looking to see if a QB is NFL caliber most people would like to see more than just passes where the QB lobs up deep passes. Lets see some in route and out route throws to see the QB's arm strength.
I came here because the keep projecting him to go to the Patriots. He has a beautiful deep ball. My only problem is he's constantly trailing. No games was his team ahead.
I looked him up. Mariner signed as a UFA with the Raiders, was sick or injured but recovered and got immediately cut before training camp ended in 2020. He's not with anyone now. Love made that guy look like an All-Pro. Imagine what he will do with a real All-Pro like Adams.
Yeah, they accidentally drafted one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL instead of somebody no one’s ever fucking heard of it hasn’t done a thing, right analysis, you fucking moron!
He has an arm. For the pros to be more interested, he should take off running once in a while, especially because defenses never worry about him running. Also there are situations where a QB sneak is desperately needed, but it somehow is never called for him. In this upcoming bowl game he should address both issues if he wants to generate interest.
I'd rather *THE SILVER & BLACK* take a stab at Tua, and sit him behind Carr next year. .. 60% completion percentage at Utah St doesn't translate into THE NFL.
Say When man Tua is injury prone. Would love Tua but, he has been hurt all 3 of his seasons! He got hurt his freshman year and he only played 1 half in the national championship game. He was hurt last season. And he had a hip injury this season.
It's called ball placement, bruh. If the reciever had even slight separation, he hit his guy in stride on nearly every pass in this video. Everything else was just simply putting the ball where it needed to be.
Jordan Love is a pretty good QB. Small school aside he has a big arm and good deep ball accuracy. Now can he thread the needle 15 yards out on a 3 step drop? That’s something we’ll be observing during the combine. Those are crucial throws in the NFL because the lack of time coming from elite D-Linemen. Can’t wait to see how he pans out. Honestly because of his arm strength he’ll go in the first round, but truthfully I see him as a early 2nd rounder.
Heyward Hollis - Not saying Rodgers is retiring at all. It takes a longtime to season a QB in Green Bay. Many of them will be cut or traded. Tim Boyle is still there. It’s NOT A’Rod & J’Lo, it’s A’Rod, TB & J’Lo 😃
Lol Favre followed the 2005 draft by throwing 29 ints, and going 18 TD/18 ints the second year, while he was contemplating retiring. Not even remotely the same.
I think if he can’t play well next season then he won’t be good because Green Bay has an outstanding offensive line especially on the QBs blind side plus a pro bowl running back and possibly the best receiver to throw too
Am i missing something!? Im not saying stats mean everything at all but the dude threw 20 tds and 17 ints last year in the MWC. Im pretty sure his career stats are like 50 something tds, 20 something ints and completed 60% of his passes. Hows this dude getting so much hype??? We wont hear from him after his 1st year in the league.
@@Neatthingsandstuff dude for real.....im from Wisconsin too and i couldnt believe it. Also got a running back in the 2nd???? Like tf are they doing but getting backups.
Live4 Christ True to an extent but you also have to take into consideration he was learning a completely new offense this year plus his O line and receivers are not the best
I like his touch on the ball. I understand there are some plays where he’s sitting in the pocket longer than he should be but if you’re just evaluating his arm talent & strength, it’s definitely there. I see a player with a lot of upside that hasn’t been exposed to much yet in terms of the division he played in & the teams he’s played against during his college tenure. That can be a negative if he doesn’t know how to adjust in the NFL & will decide if he succeeds at the next level imo. I think that whoever drafts him should take the same approach Andy Reid took with Mahomes & sit him for a season. Let him soak in the speed & mental aspects of the game without the pressure of being “the guy” & I guarantee you he will be a great QB in the league. Think about it. Pat Mahomes just recently came out and said that he didn’t start learning how to read coverages until halfway through the season. It tells you a lot about how complex the game can get, especially when you’re a quarterback. Love is very raw & it would do him & whoever drafts him a lot of good by sitting for a year & actually learning the layers of the game.
He's got a good natural release, a strong arm and he's very Athletic but most importantly he's got touch which is something that cant be taught. The only drawback I see in his highlights is just about all these throws are one read throws and a lot of stuff downfield. I dont see him looking down his receivers and not really going through progressions. I would like to see him under pressure more and his reactions. He does seem to have good pocket awareness. From what I understand He started at QB just one year in High School and redshirted his first year at Utah State. So at 21 He's been a starter for a year and a half now. Competition wise he's faced C level defenses and that's just being honest. That doesn't mean he wouldn't light them up but playing against a Alabama, Ohio State or a Clemson type defense would certainly shows a little more of how he would handle more pressure situations. I think he has a lot of upside moving forward meaning I think his best Football is still to come. I actually like him better than Tua at the next level but that's just me. I honestly think where he gets drafted will be how well he performs at the NFL Combine. He's the type of player that might turn a lot of scouts head when they see him throw in person. I would say possible 1st round no later than a 2nd but I think whoever drafts him he will be there starter by his 2nd year in the league.
It's incredible how this guy was the best QB in the 2nd half of the 23-24 NFL season. I always supported this Packers development project and I'm very proud of this kid.
Looks like Lombardi will return to home very soon...
Didn't know much of him but after seeing this video there's nothing over hyped about him his natural touch slinging and placement with that ball he's made NFL tight widows throws. A lot of talent I see here.
Now look at him!
Who’s here now that Aaron may not be coming back😳...
Me and I’m crying on the inside
Yep, looking for some hope. Damn shame it’s come to this but I respect both sides decision. It just business after all. Go pack go 😳😳😳
Sadly, me.
He going to the Vikings 😭😫
Love won the QB competition off season. Rodgers didn’t even show up thinking that his position was secure. Also Love gets song much better with Greenbay’s coaching.
Who else is here after the packers drafted him?
I’m a casual NFL fan and saw a post on reddit redd.it/g71t5w about a scouting report on him. Either that scout is one of the best salesman of all time or you guys have a solid future player. Stay safe.
me, here's to this being what we see if he gets any snaps
Tenaka Khan The King Beyond the Gate thanks for the link hadn’t read that before. I think he definitely has the upside to be a great quarterback in the league but I just would have rather drafted one in the next two years. Hope he doesn’t end up wasted sitting behind Rodgers for half his career 🧀
@WIRE PALADIN I just hope the Packers have something up their sleeve. Jordan Love was definitely a long term pick, but hopefully it also lights a fire under Rodger's ass. Rodgers plays best with a chip on his shoulder, and he could mentor Love along the way. Rodger's definitely benefited from watching Favre from the sidelines.
@WIRE PALADIN just dumb
How many packers fans here?
A few lol!
😭😭😭
Haha I bet even more now that Gay Rod wants out
Especially now
Me, bring on the “ Love “
Anybody else here after the Rodgers news today?😂
Yes lmao
Yeah they need to start this man that's the only way he gone learn
GB is so screwed idk why we traded and pissed off arod for some no name qb
@@a1fam560 need to draft a new qb
@@jonathanbiller2029 im glad we drafted jordan love
Really looking forward to seeing how this guy has developed sitting under Rodgers and finally starting this season.
Not well
@@enjoyitbro lol
@@enjoyitbro lol
@@enjoyitbro lol
@@enjoyitbro lol
The Love Era has officially begun! LFG!
This guy has a cannon for an arm!
This season is a win on my book, we got ourselves that boy!!! Go pack go
Pretty accurate with long passes but he had a whole year in the pocket, no pressure at all in this tape
he had all day in the pocket and threw 17ints
Nils Bando I think his style fits better with the dolphins or bengals.
@@ramoncarter3121 you had all day with pizza pockets i see you intercepted all 12 of them.
It takes him about 3 seconds to get it off which...is ok
You're watching his best plays. Ofc his deep balls come when he has time
He looks pretty good, my problem is he has alot of time in the pocket, in the NFL you dont have much time
He would in Indy😁😁
rajivunome that’s why we let fitz hold the rains for the next season or two than let him start and see what he’s got. He can learn as time goes on maybe even get experience in garbage time
That is right. Another Will Grier.
With the right coach personnel and offensive line and great coaches around him he'll be Tom Brady getting some phone calls and BBQ grilling 😭😁🤞💯
Jon Boo The chargers could use him too. He needs to be tested against better D lines and prove he can have a good quick release in the NFL.
He’s got a canon.
We've loved him at Utah State. We'll be cheering for him in the NFL so I hope my Vikings take him. Best Aggie QB ever. Go Aggies!
Your Vikings are set at QB. You probably need an upgrade at corner or OL
@@zakmuhammad9499 Doesn't hurt to draft a guy to develop. We only have Kirk for one more year on this contract.
SinikkaL true, it also might put pressure on Kirk and elevate his play.
Absolutely not
Any Packers fans here after that pick?
Yeah lol weird throwing motion. But effective against average defenses....I don't know if these passes would fly in the NFL. I don't see first round talents here. I'd rather have Hurts
@@Adamcram Honestly I'd rather have this guy, I think he has a lot of potential if developed right. Rodgers had a horrible throwing motion in college.
Adam Cram agreed, Hurts is better. Hurts is developed. hurts has seen the big stage multiple times.
@@whatup6557 Go watch Rodger's college highlights...much more velocity and precision, much better footwork, also able to run the ball effectively and elude the pass rush. He may be good, but he is no Arod.
@@MrFlyersfan28 Hurts doesn't have an arm like Love's...not even close.
His receiver Mariner is a beast tho
Not on an NFL roster rn though
he’s gonna be good. couple years to sit behind and learn from rodgers. he’s gonna be a problem in the league
He has a ton of potential but he definitely needs to work on his footwork and pocket presence
Ur an idiot hes a class d quarterback at best and they dont lasy long in the nfl
matt nummer Are you Dumb It’s Aaron Rodgers we talking about bro 😂
No, he wont be good. Hes struggling in training camp.
@@joshhuffwr1117 Aaron Rodgers was also terrible when he was first drafted...
Your time to shine in GB BROTHER LOVE
These mostly feel like Mariner highlights tbh.
Was gonna say the same thing. Crazy Mariner isn't playing for a team right now though
He’s gonna be a stud. I’m telling you right now, if he finds a team that can unlock his potential the way Andy Reid did with Mahomes. He has all of the talent, the NFL has become a lot more of a wide open game. He has the tools to be a star
With the packers now
Nevermind Love he's a project but his WR Thompkins is nasty . Don't hear enough credit given to him . He reminds me of Brandin Cooks
Him and the tight end Caleb reap
Number 80 also the tE aint bad either
The offensive lineman are blocking they ass off to..
zeek 1775 he’s burning every corner
5/13/21 any packer fan knows why I’m here... but I believe he’ll one day get his chance and he will not let us down 🙏🏾
Aaron isnt leaving
The throw at 4:35 gives me hope. That’s an NFL type throw.
Except in the NFL you probably won't get away with staring down your receiver.
@@tylerm5774looks like he was staring down the flat receiver-hence why the shoulder shimmy drew the CB to the flat, creating all that space and separation for the outside receiver.
@@mightguy123456 you're right! I am so convinced he is going to suck that I completely missed that.
What about now lol
What about now
Him And MVS are goona be a great duo, MVS's speed and Agility will work perfect with Jordans long Ball
He kinda reminds me of Russell Wilson with his deep ball accuracy. He also has the moxy/confidence that he can get it done.
More like mahomes but his arm strength weak. I've actually seen him make throws similar to mahomes. He's faster and that's about it. A less talented mahomes.
Akhil Krishnan he has zero comp to Wilson..,
no he aint russell, more of colin kaep / Mahomes
@@blueblahs
agreed
i dont see russell wilson dude
I’m so glad he’s in GB!! He gets to sit and develop behind one of the GOATS! #GoPackGo 💯
Ya know, all the criticizing I'm seeing on this kid is the same I saw on Mahomes tape that year. These guys look identical. Groom him a year and start him, he's going to be great
I agree, he look's like he's just got it to make it big in the next level in the NFL. There are just some guys that just got the natural abilities that will make him one of QB"s a level above the others, making it look easy, and have fun doing it.
That's what they say about Mahomes now...
Exactly he nice asf makes every throw
Right? I like his upside more than Justin Herbert, which is why he’s my 3rd best QB in this class (obviously behind Burrow and Tua, just because they don’t need much work)
Mahomes was playing better teams 🤷🏿♂️
Frazier Allen Looking through the list of teams Texas Tech regularly plays, that is absolutely not true lmao. Are you telling me UTEP and Alabama State are powerhouse football schools? It’s about the same from what I see. Maybe slightly harder for TT, but not by much. Plus, Mahomes had a better team around him. Love has no help at all. Mahomes didn’t have great teammates, but there were a couple nfl caliber guys there. On this Utah State team, there isn’t a single player I’d consider drafting anywhere near the top 5 rounds besides Love.
Honestly he’s throwing dots😂 most of these guys are covered
I know I am excited to see what he can do
they look covered cause he under-threw most of them, look at those clips again
Those “dots” would most likely be incompletions or interceptions in the NFL.
For those who’s saying he is throwing dots, and those who saying he isn’t... none of you have any credibility, so just keep you’re opinion to yourself... nobody knows if he’s good or bad yet.
@@BigECarryTheG ah okay so we cant use our eyes to observe these highlights just cause we arent nfl scouts? lmao get over yourself
Because of the lack of competition I’d say he would benefit being drafted by a team that has a veteran (Saints, Chargers, Pats, etc) and start in a year for two on the bench (similar to Mahomes behind Smith) but he’s got the potential to be a RW and Mahomes type of QB for sure. Just hope he isn’t rushed into play, could ruin his development
You were so right buddy!
pats got him and are headin' to playoffs against cowboys today
You were dead on with this comment 😮
I need to see more in routes out routes and slants that’s what will make him that good money
Agree, deep ball is important but it’s those short routes that matter in most cases, you rarely see Brady throw more than 20 yards ever anymore
Love has been picked off like five times on out routes to the long side of the field this year. It’s something (throw/the read) that he might need to work on
@@GrantSweatshirt but you see Mahomes do it all the time and that's the comparison this kid is getting across the board, all the way down too needing the same rookie year holding a clipboard lol
Figured I should finally watch this now 😭
All of us 😅
Wow those arm angles are impossible to defend
Could be the steal of the draft
All stressed out Packer fans should go directly to 4:32 and R-E-L-A-X.
This x 1000.
good call, that's a great read+throw!
@J Hall rodgers retiring bro
Yeah, that's a beautiful throw. He's definitely got some arm talent
Straight laxer
Who's here after Aaron got covid
Lol wanted to see how he is before the game
He's also 60% with 17 INTS
He also has a GARBAGE team to work with. He’s definitely not a day one starter, and the stats look terrible, but he’s got the right tools to succeed. He’s very similar to what Mahomes was in college (even the play style is very similar) He needs to sit for a season or two, but when he’s ready, and with a good mentor like Mahomes had, I think he’ll be a good QB. He has more upside than Herbert, but also a lower floor. I see him as a boom or bust prospect, mainly depending on the coaching/mentoring he gets
@@LittleTinyElvis look at mahomes numbers his final college year, look at the team he had versus the rest of the big 12, then get back to me
What does that mean, to you.
Trade up for this guy when we already got rodgers and need wr,dt,lb,ol, and te
I thought Ted Thompson was an idiot. Gute just took the throne.
Worst pick of the first round not cause he bad but cause the Packers got Aaron Rodgers
horizon 987 Rodgers is 36 and injury prone.
@@baskinrobinsons7991 injury prone? You sound stupid.
YaBoyJimbo you sound stupid😂 I’m not going to say injury prone but I have not seen to many players sit out as much as Rodgers has
I "Love this guy already"
For the first three minutes its 90% the same. At 3:43 its finally a different arc on the ball.
Back foot throws with all day in the pocket. Bad habits and 17 picks last year. Practice squad project.
Lots of underthrown balls against bad corners. Also lots of impressive throws
Seeing underthrown balls in a highlight reel doesn't really give me too much enthusiasm but i wouldn't be too upset if my team drafted him to sit a year or two to develop
Nighthawk7x20 I was gonna comment on that. I saw a lot of bad throws especially the deep throws. He puts to much air on the ball at times. Good corners from pick those passes or deflect them no problem. NFL defensive backs would catch those like punt returns. He’s got a lot of raw talent. Can be very good if he studied behind a Drew Brees, Heck even Aaron Rodgers who isn’t getting any younger.
He literally sits in the pocket and completes passes.
Thats rare today. In the age of the mahomes, the jacksons, the mobile QB, its kinda refreshing to see a pocket presence.
He runs a faster 40 than Mahomes and he ran out of the pocket multiple times in this video he is more Mobile than you think
who else is here after we just lost to the bucs, an kno Arron is gone! Hopefully Love can pick up were he left off go pack go!
Lol 😂 me
Aaron isn’t going anywhere unless the Packers receive a ridiculous trade offer. He’s under contract for a few more seasons and they’d be stupid to get rid of him. This kid obviously needs more time to develop considering he was inactive multiple games and couldn’t even beat out Boyle for the backup role.
Aaron wants a new contract so shut up he ain’t leaving us yet
Hold that thought
love looks good. #80 looks great!
My Packers just picked him, once Rodgers retires, love will only learn from Rodgers, and love will take over for my Pack (who has had a handful of good QBs) I like this pick.
Bennie Ben even as a bears fan I can say they made a great move. Rodgers is clearly on the decline and they can mold Love
@@Chris-jg5vg 26 tds, 4 ints and a trip to the NFC championship game on a team with one wr and no tight ends. Not bad for a guy on the decline lol
Adam B34 sure the numbers are still good but the last couple years he hasn’t had those moments where he was that “bad man”
@@Chris-jg5vg the last couple years he's also had absolutely no help on offense beyond one good season from Aaron Jones and an injury prone Devante Adams.
Look at the receivers and tight ends the elite qbs like Brees (Michael Thomas and Jared Cook) n Mahomes (Hill and Kelce) have or the top tier qbs like Dak (Cooper and Gallup) and Matt Ryan (Jones, Ridley Hooper) had or the good but not great qbs like Winston (Evans, Godwin, Howard) and Mayfield (Beckham n Landry) have...
Hell, even Russell Wilson has Lockett and Metcalf and I'd say he does the most with the least in the nfl.
Now look at what Rodgers has... Adams, Lazard, Graham Valdez-Scantling.
Put him in Cleveland, he'd throw for 4,500 y and 35 tds at least. Same goes for Atlanta, Seattle, Dallas, Tampa or New Orleans.
Is he still the best in the league? No. But he's still easily top 7-10 and if he had ANY talent around him he'd be top 5 again for sure.
Adam B34 definitely not saying he’s not good anymore. I just think he’s on the decline and the injuries caught up to him. It’s normal. Also GB always gets a pass for being labeled as a Shitty organization cuz of great QBs. They built nothing around Aaron this whole time
3rd or 4th round, i dnt see whre pple are getting 1st round from. Who is he evn going up against in this vid?
Who’s here after the Packers went one and done in the playoffs
He will be the best qb in the nfl , y’all never seen real talent like this some one come back in 7 years and comment on this it’s April 20,2020 baby . Comment back in 2027 and tell me how I was right .
pantherfan 4055 have you watched Patrick Mahomes?
Let's see the 17 interceptions he threw last year
🤣it's not really a highlight video if you put the bad plays
spicy boyz yeah then it’d be a lowlight reel!!
Not like he has 4 first round receivers like tua
You ever think that he was playing for a pretty bad team and tried to do too much on his own? Forcing throws leading to INTs?
Yup. Jalen hurts threw 20 INTs in all 4 years!!!!
Hopefully if arod leaves he goes to Indy or the niners so he can get his second ring and then we start love and see what he’s got
Realizing the chargers are going to be probably drafting him is scaring me. Hope he shows up!
That Guy nah they are drafting Herbert
Nah if they can they'll draft Tua if not its herbert
The Chargers are about to know what its like to not lean on Philip Rivers . The Chargers also know that if their next Quarterback fails then its on Anthony Lynn . Rivers , Whiz , Melvin Gordon. ......all gone . Anthony Lynn doesn't have a scapegoat this coming season .
I’m a bit skeptical dude to packers picking him cus we are on a Super Bowl window, and need playmakers so I’m trynna criticize him as a QB and at 4:31 says it all for me. Or that “WOW” moment realizing how much of a rocket this kid has and precision to fit it in a cover 2 window with HEAT. Not a simple dump off but with POWER. I’m not entirely convinced but this is very promising and kind of bit excited for whats in store.
Now imagine Love making throws to the best WR in the game, Davante Adams and checking it to Robert Tonyan at TE.
Adams won't be here long for love. Such a bummer!!!
i actually just saw it. went so well i ended up on youtube to see if he is capable of throwing spirals.
This dude can throw . . Wow
He can throw but had alot of time on da pocket..throws of backfoot some..sitting behind rodgers will benefit him
17 INTs in 2019... ugh... 🤕
Agreed. I played college and a little pro and I can safely sat that college DBs do not know what they're doing, so if you're throwing 17 picks in college then you're just giving the ball away. I told everybody the same thing about Jameis Winston. He threw a great ball BUT HE HAD TOO MANY PICKS IN COLLEGE, and therefore I wouldn't have drafted him. You need to have something close to a 3:1 TD to Int ratio or I'm not even looking at you. Personally I don't even want to see a QB with double digit Ints in my backfield. Burrow and Tua look good this year. Numbers look great, they won a lot, played on big stages, had great accuracy, highly mobile, and best of all -THEY THREW VERY FEW PICKS. The most important stat for a QB in my opinion is the # of picks, because it doesn't matter how many yards and TDs a QB has IF HE'S PLAYING FOR THE OTHER TEAM!!!
@@broq9194 Great insights! TD:INT ratio speaks volumes about a Quarterback's decisionmaking. That's one of the reasons I deemed MM8 (Marcus Mariota) "Baby Brady" during his Freshman season at Oregon because his TD:INT ratio was 32:6 (5.3:1), ths same as Tom Brady, more or less for Year 2012. Sadly, the greater majority of QBs in the NFL barely break away from 2:1 lol I have never been a Jameis Winston fan because of his heave-ho approach to throwing the ball downfield, not all that different from guys like Derek Carr. Tom Brady, I swear, is going to play until age 50, as long as he remains healthy. Not sure that Brady will be a good fit for Bruce Arians' offense, given Arians' mantra: "No risk it, No biscuit!" But Brady is still a lot better than Carson Palmer, huh? 😎
@@miscellanyman263 hey great comments.
Brady is quality, but I really studied the Patriot offense and realized their success - They make the QB's job as "physically" easy as possible. The pre snap reads might be highly complicated, but the post snap decision making and difficulty of throw is the simplest and easiest in the NFL. Basically, the Patriots take no chances - Rarely ever challenge the best DB on the field with long time+consuming throws to the wideout even when he's wide open, instead throwing quick 7 - 12 yard passes to cutting and slashing slot receivers and running backs being guarded by line backers, safeties, and nickel corners who are lesser pass defenders and who have almost no time to break on the ball because if the quick short throw, almost like a long hand off. The unique quality of the Patriots is that they don't throw to receivers. Their slot receivers are built and utilized like small running backs with poor straight ahead speed but great lateral speed who can take a hit and are expected to get 4 - 7 yards after the catch. They only "regularly" throw to an actual receiver if he has a distinct physical advantage such as size or speed (Randy Moss, Rob Grownkowski, etc.). They generally only throw to a receiver if it's a mismatch, and they usually use wide receivers as deep threat decoys to open up the field. I examined several QBs and judged the degree of difficulty if each throw and Brady had the easiest throws (by far) and Cam Newton had the most difficult, often being provided with no dump off receiver at all, with receivers who got very little separation, often giving him no other passing option than a highly difficult throw. Arians loves to push the ball downfield, which Brady has never down in his entire career. It's possible that Arians could give Brady a similar offensive that he had in New England, but Tampa personnel isn't built for that. My prediction is that Brady puts up good numbers with Tampa but will throw more ints while trying to push the ball downfield like a "regular" QB, or Mike Evans will have fewer catches if Brady runs a Patriot style offense in Tampa. Either way, Brady is going to look a lot more like a "regular" QB and a lot less like the GOAT that peoe think he is. And Belichek isn't afraid of getting another QB because he knows all of this already.
@@broq9194 Amazing insights. You're right about TB12, he's a "system" QB in every sense unlike, say, m'boy MM8 (Mariota) who's had a slew of OCs (4? -- I've lost count!) in his short 5-year career. No way Mike Evans can be a slot-receiver like Edelman and Welker, so Evans' stats might take a hit with TB12 under center. Cam Newton had his "Linus blanket" (trusted commodity) in TE Greg Olsen, inasmuch the same way that TB12 had Gronk for red zone play. It will be fun to see how Arians/T-Bucs will utilize TB12, but you are right, I think we are going to see TB12 throw a lot more INTS lol
Mahomes threw 15 picks his junior year. picks in college don’t mean much the potential of the player is more important
Rodgers arm is still better as old as he is
When Rodgers retires, I’m counting on him, cuz we’ll need someone like that
what
Great arm, great mobility, wonderful in ball placement on timing routes, good at recognizing busted coverages. There were a few clips that were odd choices, though. I question including several back-foot throws (stop that!) and throwing into double coverage (stop that!). He also seems to flare out his arm when he throws, increasing his release time. But coaches also shouldn't try to fix something that works for the QB - at risk of ruining him. I hope the kid does well in Green Bay.
Feel like he’ll be solid after Aaron mentors him for a couple years
Me too I’m very excited to see what he can do.
You do know Aaron said he won’t mentor him right, and he was a waste of two picks
Elliott Ash lmao he never said that he wouldn’t mentor him bruh
Elliott Ash probably not happy about it but doesn’t mean Jordan Love what learn a shit ton from just watching him
@@elliottash7618 When he say that lmao
This kids got a BIG stash to fill
Jim Wulf Lahey yeah bart starr, Brett farve and Aaron Rodgers
Love might actually win a playoff game
with the cowboys 2024
This is the riskiest pick of the draft, however I lean towards him being a good choice. He could benefit in a west coast style offense, which emphasizes the deep ball. He’s got a lot of courage to be willing to throw as many 50/50 balls as he does which accounts for why he has so many interceptions. He reminds me a lot of Case Keenum except more athletic. I think he could be a very solid QB with franchise, but not pro bowl potential. I see him going in the second or third round to a team that can take advantage of a gunslinger that needs help reading defenses.
Any passes in between the numbers though ?
AJ Thompson 2:20
He is going to be great
I'm excited to see him play but not in any way shape or form ready for Aaron to leave. I pray Aaron does not retire 12 times like Brett.
He gonna be one of the best ever to do it -me 2020
I agree 1yr with Carr, Mayock, and Gruden, get this guy "Love"
If anything he definitely deserves a shot in the NFL just to see what he can do.... his deep ball looks pretty good to me...
Smiles in Ballard
Well he better get ready
Chris Ballard better get him.
SelectaBwoy yess
If the colts can get him in the 2nd round they definitely need to pull the trigger. But at 13 I just don't see that happening. I see the colts going after Kinlaw or the DE out of Iowa.
I like Jacoby Brissett
telsa roadster not a bum but for sure not a franchise quarterback. We need a qb and unfortunately, I’m not so sure Jordan Love is the answer
Might be a gem for the Dolphins, never know!!!
With the 13th pick overall....
panthers interviewed him
with the 5th pick.... lol
Orsid you know it
Orsid I’ll say Ballard gambles until the second round. If he doesn’t trade the redskins second rounder to jump back late in the first to get him. But he’s 100% taking him
@@keshawnbarker4781 even if Tua actually come out absolutely 0 chance Love falls out of the 1st. There are so many teams with aging vets where a kid like Love would be PERFECT for since he needs some time on the bench and the more he can get the better. He will go in the 1st because that 5th year option is so valuable, especially on a QB you aren't going to get much of anything year 1.
Also, hes probably a top 10 pick regardless, Colts will be lucky if he's available at 13 and if they want him they better take him there lol
I know this is just probably a regular highlight reel but when looking to see if a QB is NFL caliber most people would like to see more than just passes where the QB lobs up deep passes. Lets see some in route and out route throws to see the QB's arm strength.
Who’s here after Rogers said he wants to be traded? 😂
I came here because the keep projecting him to go to the Patriots. He has a beautiful deep ball. My only problem is he's constantly trailing. No games was his team ahead.
Welcome to the pats ! I’m thinking that’s the only reason why they brought Brian Hoyer back . For more experience around a young qb.
@@deadeyeddanny eason is horrible
@@deadeyeddanny what makes eason good?
@@deadeyeddanny Eason is overrated due to his size and arm strength. Other than that he lacks timing and high IQ.
@@deadeyeddanny and his footwork sucks
@@deadeyeddanny he's gonna be a career backup and I'm calling it now
Packers must have accidentally drafted Jordan Love instead of Mariner 😂
I looked him up. Mariner signed as a UFA with the Raiders, was sick or injured but recovered and got immediately cut before training camp ended in 2020. He's not with anyone now. Love made that guy look like an All-Pro. Imagine what he will do with a real All-Pro like Adams.
Yeah, they accidentally drafted one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL instead of somebody no one’s ever fucking heard of it hasn’t done a thing, right analysis, you fucking moron!
He's going to be great in Miami. If we don't get Tua.
For us Jordan is better than Tua.
Hell no
@@elblackmetall jordan aint even near tua
Tua beat sec teams. This guy would get his ass whooped
He has an arm. For the pros to be more interested, he should take off running once in a while, especially because defenses never worry about him running. Also there are situations where a QB sneak is desperately needed, but it somehow is never called for him. In this upcoming bowl game he should address both issues if he wants to generate interest.
One more year with Carr and still draft this guy
I'd rather *THE SILVER & BLACK* take a stab at Tua, and sit him behind Carr next year. .. 60% completion percentage at Utah St doesn't translate into THE NFL.
Every play he's made has all day to throw any QB can do that what's he like when NFL pressure is in his face...
No more carr
Say When man Tua is injury prone. Would love Tua but, he has been hurt all 3 of his seasons! He got hurt his freshman year and he only played 1 half in the national championship game. He was hurt last season. And he had a hip injury this season.
Jerett Hopfinger one more
For Carr
Great highlights It will be interesting to see. Where the NFL? Takes him. This is somebody I'm going to follow in the draft. To see where he goes.
Equip him with a pair of blazing fast receivers and he could be great.
lol this video spends more time showing WR's celebrating touchdowns than it does showing Love's highlights
Colts nation?!
I believe the Colts were gonna so that's why GB took Love cuz picks before they saw Brandon auyikkk go who they wanted
He throws a lot of risky passes from what I can see. Not too worried about that though, he's got time to learn. Looks like he's got good vision
Why does someone with such a big arm underthrow his WRs so much?
King Truth Aaron rodgers does too it’s just their touch
It's called ball placement, bruh. If the reciever had even slight separation, he hit his guy in stride on nearly every pass in this video. Everything else was just simply putting the ball where it needed to be.
Exactly
tryna be perfect imo.
He throws off his back foot. If he learns to step into his throws I think he could be pretty good.
Jordan Love is a pretty good QB. Small school aside he has a big arm and good deep ball accuracy. Now can he thread the needle 15 yards out on a 3 step drop? That’s something we’ll be observing during the combine. Those are crucial throws in the NFL because the lack of time coming from elite D-Linemen. Can’t wait to see how he pans out. Honestly because of his arm strength he’ll go in the first round, but truthfully I see him as a early 2nd rounder.
I would compare this to drafting Rodgers when Favre is doing his thing 🙄
Rodgers was a far better prospect coming out of college than Love.
By doing his thing do you mean teasing retirement? Something Rodgers isn't doing at all.
Heyward Hollis - Not saying Rodgers is retiring at all. It takes a longtime to season a QB in Green Bay. Many of them will be cut or traded. Tim Boyle is still there. It’s NOT A’Rod & J’Lo, it’s A’Rod, TB & J’Lo 😃
Lol Favre followed the 2005 draft by throwing 29 ints, and going 18 TD/18 ints the second year, while he was contemplating retiring. Not even remotely the same.
@@heywardhollis1160 yea but he aint staying in green bay
He is a strong arm period
Raiders keep an eye on this guy
I think if he can’t play well next season then he won’t be good because Green Bay has an outstanding offensive line especially on the QBs blind side plus a pro bowl running back and possibly the best receiver to throw too
not to impressed, all ive seen is streak routes.... thought i was playing my lil brother in madden for a minute....
julian garcia that ball placement on those throws is amazing
@@EDW.5 real rap.
@@EDW.5 I wouldnt use the word "amazing"
Andrew Barum pretty damn good for a college qb
@@EDW.5 not going to cut it at the next level. Hardly succeeded against weak competition, his accuracy is off.
Am i missing something!? Im not saying stats mean everything at all but the dude threw 20 tds and 17 ints last year in the MWC. Im pretty sure his career stats are like 50 something tds, 20 something ints and completed 60% of his passes. Hows this dude getting so much hype??? We wont hear from him after his 1st year in the league.
I am extremely confused as well. And as a packers fan I am genuinely pissed off.
@@Neatthingsandstuff dude for real.....im from Wisconsin too and i couldnt believe it. Also got a running back in the 2nd???? Like tf are they doing but getting backups.
He will be a Colt.
Fucking hope so
17 TD's to 16 INT's... I hope not.
Live4 Christ If he played for a better school his numbers would be a lot better
@@b47ance34 its bad decision making along with not being able to read a defense. Pretty much the reasons he was at a small school honestly.
Live4 Christ True to an extent but you also have to take into consideration he was learning a completely new offense this year plus his O line and receivers are not the best
I like his touch on the ball. I understand there are some plays where he’s sitting in the pocket longer than he should be but if you’re just evaluating his arm talent & strength, it’s definitely there. I see a player with a lot of upside that hasn’t been exposed to much yet in terms of the division he played in & the teams he’s played against during his college tenure. That can be a negative if he doesn’t know how to adjust in the NFL & will decide if he succeeds at the next level imo.
I think that whoever drafts him should take the same approach Andy Reid took with Mahomes & sit him for a season. Let him soak in the speed & mental aspects of the game without the pressure of being “the guy” & I guarantee you he will be a great QB in the league. Think about it. Pat Mahomes just recently came out and said that he didn’t start learning how to read coverages until halfway through the season. It tells you a lot about how complex the game can get, especially when you’re a quarterback. Love is very raw & it would do him & whoever drafts him a lot of good by sitting for a year & actually learning the layers of the game.
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Damn we have so many professional NFL scouts in this comment section
Josh Xue it’s a comment section under a UA-cam highlight video. What do you expect?
@@jesse8810 true
Lmao
who else is here after Rodgers post game remarks.......
He's got a good natural release, a strong arm and he's very Athletic but most importantly he's got touch which is something that cant be taught. The only drawback I see in his highlights is just about all these throws are one read throws and a lot of stuff downfield. I dont see him looking down his receivers and not really going through progressions. I would like to see him under pressure more and his reactions. He does seem to have good pocket awareness. From what I understand He started at QB just one year in High School and redshirted his first year at Utah State. So at 21 He's been a starter for a year and a half now. Competition wise he's faced C level defenses and that's just being honest. That doesn't mean he wouldn't light them up but playing against a Alabama, Ohio State or a Clemson type defense would certainly shows a little more of how he would handle more pressure situations. I think he has a lot of upside moving forward meaning I think his best Football is still to come. I actually like him better than Tua at the next level but that's just me. I honestly think where he gets drafted will be how well he performs at the NFL Combine. He's the type of player that might turn a lot of scouts head when they see him throw in person. I would say possible 1st round no later than a 2nd but I think whoever drafts him he will be there starter by his 2nd year in the league.
He'll be a Patriot by the end of this draft.
Nope