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Jordan Love 2020 Outlook
The Packers traded up late in the first round of the 2020 NFL draft, using the 26th pick to select Love, the potential heir to Aaron Rodgers. The move surprised the incumbent. The Packers hadn't drafted an offensive skill-position player in the first round since they took Rodgers in 2005, and Love's selection ended the longest active such drought in the NFL. But it doesn't help Rodgers, who was a game away from another Super Bowl last season, only to lose to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship Game. "We've got the best quarterback in the National Football League, and we plan to have him for a while competing for championships," GM Brian Gutekunst said. "But I just think the value of our board and the way it sat, it was the best for the Green Bay Packers, and we're really excited to get Jordan here and get him in the door and learning our system. ..." Worth noting: Love is one of the youngest quarterbacks in this year's class. He has a good arm, which shows up in his big plays, but his struggles with accuracy, turnovers and decision-making against pressure pop as red flags. As ESPN's Mike Clay suggests, there's obvious upside here, but Love will require some polish.