Jordan Love remains in the shadows of Aaron Rodgers as Packers quarterback, much like Rodgers did when former 11-time Pro Bowler and three-time MVP Brett Favre was still Green Bay’s signal caller.
More than a week ago, Love expressed that he was “super happy” for Rodgers, who signed a contract extension March to become the highest paid quarterback in the NFL. On the flip side, the 23-year-old desires to be a starting quarterback in the league. With Rodgers’s extension, it is does not appear that he will be a starter for the foreseeable future.
Last season, Love appeared in six games for Green Bay and started in the Packers’ 13–7 loss against the Chiefs, when Rodgers was out after testing positive for COVID-19. He led the offense to just one scoring drive in the game.