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@@lovelacesheldon That's what I thought too. Sit behind Tom, long developing plays where he pushes the ball down field, and 10 50/50 shots to Mike Evans a game
If he gets to a team with a good coach, he’s sitting for at least a year. Going to a team like the Saints would be great for him, being able to sit behind Brees for a year or two, and have a coach in Payton that works to a QB’s advantages
The fact that he said his coaches got fired is the reason not every “Journalist” needs to try to do a QB break down if their not going to do proper research!😂 or know what he’s talking about
@@damionhobbs7356 Hes not a journalist. He just makes videos based on film review, most of which are really good. So he got 1 fact wrong. Doesnt take away from the overall quality of his work.
I’m from the future and this man is the future. Took us to a divisional playoff round that we absolutely could have won! This team controls its destiny for sure!!
I'm a conflicted Packers fan, and this isn't just the best Jordan Love video on the internet, it's one of the greatest football videos I've ever seen. Thank you.
@@saber-jocky3436 that's if they botch his development. The more likely scenario is that Rodgers leaves in two years, then Green Bay fails to surround Love with talent until eventually they do to Love what Green Bay did to Farve and what they're about to do with Rodgers. It's just what the Packers do and they will make the same mistake over and over bc management is inept and will do the same thing thinking it will be different the next time.
Love is the definition of boom or bust for me. His ceiling is immeasurable, but his floor is unbelievably low. Some of the throws he made in college made no sense. Difficult for him to look past his first read and he has an issue with not being able to spot linebackers underneath. I also watched 4 full games of his a few days ago and I didnt see him throw the ball away once. Seems more prone to throw into double coverage than throw away. But his arm is a thing of beauty. I think it will all come down to how much he loves the game and what kind of coaching staff hes working with. Great video.
Ur last two sentences are the truth , it’s gon come down to his mental fortitude (toughness , work ethic ) and opportunity (not getting ruined be being thrown behind a bad line with no weapons or just bad coaching)
I wish Love well and all, but I agree. Right now he imo isn’t ready to be a starting QB, and i’d even go as far to say he’s dangerous. He has a bad habbit of leading his receivers towards opposing coverages with his passes which could result to guys getting hurt worse then normal. I hope he gets drafted by a team like the Saints, where he can learn from an established QB, and make improvements to his game.
@@ihl8608 People always say “x will never be as good as x,” things always change and nothing is impossible in this or really any sport. Let’s just wait and see what happens.
Gotta Love when a project comes together and pays off. In your vid at one point you speak of a similarity to Rodges. He is getting compared a lot to both Rodgers and Favre while still being respected for himself. It is a beautiful Love Story
People forget Love lost a lot of guys. If ANY QB loses his ENTIRE OL and pretty much all of his offense save for 1 WR, ofc they'd fall off a bit. I'm high on Love but I do agree, a year or two to sit and learn would be best for him. I would LOVE to see him in Pittsburgh or Tampa Bay, although the Colts could be interesting as well (I like Rivers better than most and think he'd be more open to actually bringing up Love to take the job within a year or two or three more than Brady or Big Ben would be). Also can we stop with the football IQ thing? Mahomes himself literally admitted he couldn't read defenses until this year. He was just playing on pure feel and instinct. I'm not comparing Love to Mahomes as far as overall talent but I can see some similarities as far as being relative unknowns with high ceilings that can make incredible throws.
I agree, watch the first play that is criticized in this video, Love can't make this pass - he has a lineman about to smack him at the moment the commentator is wanting him to make the throw. He would not get the throw in properly, most likely it would be broken up by the on rushing defender likely causing a fumble or at best a throw into the ground as he gets hit during his passing motion. Love recognizes this and thus scrambles and makes a good recovery pass downfield. It's clear to me this o line pretty much sucks and left Love making hurried decisions.
As a Patriots fan, all these mocks of Love to NE at 23 scare me. Thankfully, I don't see it, as his weaknesses are in areas the team has always valued under Belichick (with drafting Ryan Mallett the obvious exception) so I don't see it happening.
@@coolfear360 a very weird time. As a big football nerd who loves the draft and roster building and the cap, it's fun. As a fan of the team who has dominated for basically 20 years, it's gonna be tough.
@@coolfear360 i think it's possible the patriots are gonna hunker down this season, work on the fundamentals, evaluate what they have, then make a big splash in 2021
@Sue Martino if you actually watched the game he did really well. His line is horrible teams constantly get pressure with a three man rush against them and his recievers are terrible and don't separate and can't catch. It's a theme throughout the whole year. He would be putting Burrow numbers up if he was on LSU or Ohio state. Guarantee it. I've actually put in the time to watch every play he's played in its very obvious.
A lot of people want to compare Love to Patrick Mahomes, but that’s unfair, and honestly their college film isn’t all that similar. They both made wow throws, sure, but Mahomes was more advanced in his pocket presence and also used his athleticism much better than Love. I think a fair, and also realistic, comparison for Love is Jameis Winston. Winston makes some great plays that makes you want to believe in him, while at the same time he also just does dumb shit all the time. And as you do a great job explaining in this video, so does Love.
You're saying this while also being biased by the players you know both became in the NFL. Not saying that's a bad thing, but it's all but impossible to filter your mind for it.
Kookkie Bird i’m sure they know what they’re doing. rodgers is the best, they professionals they most likely have plans to rodgers targets. they just signed an undrafted receiver a little bit ago.
Kookkie Bird i understand it may seem like absolutely no sense right now, but i guarantee a rod will get his second ring before he retires and we’re gonna have another beast of a qb after he’s gone all ready to go
He might be a star. It was a short sample against the Eagles but his not throwing where Big Play Slay was trying to bait him and full field read was impressive
It's too bad the Packers didn't reap any players from the deep WR class in the draft. I'm a Packers fan, but Funchess and the CFL free agent will have to play exceedingly well to dispel disappointment.
I would like to add one correction: After the 2018 season, the coaching staff wasn’t fired. Matt Wells took the Texas Tech coaching job and took a bunch of his staff with him. So the Aggies had to use a bunch of grad assistants for their bowl game. And love the breakdowns of these videos!
He will have at minimum a season to learn. That will help him. What will also help him is he got drafted by a team that is shifting to a run-heavy offense and has the running backs and blockers to run teams into the ground. Love is not the next Rodgers or the next Mahomes. He is the next Jordan Love and that will be good enough.
Perfect landing spot for Love is with the saints. It will suck if he lands with the Jags or Miami and you know before his career even starts that he will bust. Needs to go to the Saints, Raiders, Pats, Pac, or maybe the Chargers.
What an EXCELLENT video! I love that i can see what people are talking about with "potential" and "pocket awareness" and stuff. Those things usually just sound like Buzz words, but now i see what exactly that looks like! Thanks!
The couple of games when Aaron is not playing, he shows no flashy or not throwing the ball well but he can escape well when things are break down! The offense stalled and it’s so frustrating to watch! We will see this soon enough!
Like at 7:30 in the video he talked about it with mark sanchez how he wasnt about to pull the trigger thats just a little shoulder fake he likes to use to get defenders out of position.
What goes around comes around, now Rodgers has to defend his position like Brett did. We all know how it's going to end, but i'm interested in what unfolds between now and then.
Reminds me of Garrett Grayson out of Colorado State and how he showed great pocket presence in college but couldn't process the speed of the NFL game. Didn't help that he only faced 2 and 3 star talent most of his carreer.. Love might have the same flaw.. Both are great individuals. Love deserves a chance.
Regarding the play you are examining at 4:30, it seemed to me like Love was getting pressure at the moment the left side receiver was getting open. As such, he lost the chance to make that pass and adjusted to make another play.
Agree to disagree, but that's what makes film analysis/scouting so fascinating. It's completely subjective, two people (or NFL scouts) could sit in the same room and watch the same play and come away with two completely different opinions.
To get the highest potential is to go somewhere like Green Bay or the saints and sit behind and develop like Aaron Rodgers did and become a top qb but if a team takes him and wants to start him day one his mostly comparison is probably Jamies Winston a lot of interceptions but a big arm and can cover a lot of yards fast
Jforcefilms that was the best possible place for him to go for his sake just like Aaron of all people knows that sitting behind for a year or two is the best thing for a qb and I don’t think Aaron Rodgers is gonna be mad because Aaron Rodger is just a nice guy and definitely gonna love having him, especially if Jordan love comes in with the mind set of I’m getting paid millions to learn to do the thing I love from a future HOF and maybe it will help me get there too
Fast Forward to Today Love has 7 game with multiple tds no interceptions a better first year then record then Rodgers and Farve while haven't the youngest team in the NFL around him
It'll be the same story w/ Love as it is w/ any project QB. It's clear from the coach's tape that he doesn't have an exceptional understanding of what he's seeing pre-snap. On some plays, he recognizes what he's seeing, and on other plays, he simply doesn't. Of course, there will be some staff that sees his potentials, and says, "We can coach this kid up." Maybe he'll pick it up, and maybe he won't, but the point is, this happens every year. There are kids who don't have the feel for the position required, and yet, some coaches feel that they can impart the wisdom necessary to teach this kid what he needs to know better than other coaches.
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Appreciate that Yak, I'm going to do Chase Young versus Nick Bosa in the next few weeks which I'm excited about and probably Javon Kinlaw. I'll have to look into some O line ideas.. thanks!
They left for Texas Tech. Now, the USU Aggies are left with a coach (Gary Andersen) that works out if the Recruits work in his favor, like his first stint in USU (When he won the WAC in 2012, in his 4th season), but if they don’t, he’s pretty much fucked over (His awful tenure in Oregon State) Henry Colombi may work out. He may not. If so, in his senior year or 2021 they can be a 8-9 win team. Recruiting is a 3 horse race in Utah, and obviously they aren’t getting the top recruits because us Utes (Utah fan, BTW) are looking to be a consistent Top 25 threat in the 2020’s, so they get the best out of recruiting, and BYU and Utah State are in a dogfight. Though Utah State may get the Upper Hand because BYU extended fucking Sitake. That mediocre motherfucker that BYU fans one week say “That’s our coach”, the next call for his firing 😂 Back to USU, they should be a decent mid-major team in the 2020’s. I just don’t think they’ll be able to replicate the success they had in 2018 in the foreseeable future.
I need to learn about coverages, because the coverage reading is the real difference maker in regards to judging a prospect. Though people sometimes just look at physical abilities and likely availability to play. E.g Herbert vs Tua. I guess the issues had in college probably mean a team will get lucky. Quarterbacks who life nothing but the game might be able to develop mentally. "When he puts it all together" could happen very consistently. For example,if he goes to the right organisation with the right staff, he could become a much more consistent player
He just needs to process these defenses and coverages faster and more completely. But that scan left to right on the 3 step drop? On top of the arm talent capable of making ALL the throws? I think he could be great in this league.
As a usu fan that has watched every game of his this is a great analysis of him. One small problem though is usu didnt fire their coaching staff. Texas tech took them from us. great video though!
KJ Hamler would be incredible to make a video on. One of the flashiest WRs in the draft, but will he be Tyreek Hill or Tavon Austin? An interesting prospect out of Penn State.
This gives me hope he can be great in Lafluers system. Make the reads and usually someone open. If not he is able to make plays with his feet. Not to mention the running game is #1 for Lafluer. This guy is capable of being a great QB in the right system
I spent 3 years preparing for college QBs. Matter of facts one of those games was vs Bama and we shut that passing game DOWN! Trust when I say Tua is a truly gifted prospect and should be considered as the top pick. Health is an issue but the ankles don't worry me and I played corner with the same injury and never missed a game. (Was limited in one)
Couldn't agree more Odarris. Tua is a special prospect, I can't BELIEVE some of this talk of not taking him as the #2 QB off the board. I'm fine with Burrow going ahead of him but Herbert? wow
As a Dolphins fan I believe (hope) the Herbert talk over Tua is to avoid someone (Chargers) to trade up for him. God I hope. If Tua is available for Dolphins at 5 they need to take the chance. Otherwise get none and tank again for next year...or perhaps work a trade for Cam Newton. That be interesting.
@@sdonald83 project with high upside and risk. Think he went were he should late first early second. Great spot to learn as well. Can easily be Patrick Mahomes or Marcus Mariota or Jake locker
What we are not saying here is that the change of coaching staff and loss of key offensive players was key in drastically affecting his game as it would any other person in his position. If he had the same coaching staff and offensive weapons in place and STILL had the inconsistencies and so forth as you mentioned, I would understand your case. Good coaching and a strong team is everything and when that is lost and transitions are made to inferior coaching and less talented players, this will almost guarantee the result of any QBs game being off until the team redevelops. Under good coaching and a well developed team, he has the best chance of meeting his potential and thriving in the right environment. Green Bay is a good environment for him to do just that.
I think Jordan Love deserved a little more context as to why he's inconsistent and whether he can grow. Being from Utah St, he didn't get the type of coaching that the P5 teams can give, but that just means he wasn't coached the X's and O's as in-depth, which is more promising than being taught them and not getting it. In regards to taking hits, he'll take them perfectly fine, but no QB wants to get hit because that's how you get hurt, and Utah St's OL was horrendous. Also, the non-throw early on should've been made, he was looking at it, but it was fairly bang bang as the Defender was coming through right up the gut. So when we're projecting into what he will become, this kind of context matters. Oh, and it was misleading when you said the coaches got fired, because the HC got hired at TT (which you mentioned), and new coaches will often bring in their own coaches. You made it sound like they got fired due to performance. I think it would be beneficial to put down and distance in the future as well.
For me he looks like Jamies Winston...and I think Winston could be a great starter with some tipe of system or benching behind some older accomplished qb like Rodgers or Big Ben
Air rade offenses require hi QB IQs. The QB has to know what to expect of his receivers from every formation. Love wasn't really recruited in HS and only played 2 full seasons in college. He's the type of player that will benefit from sitting under someone for a year or so. Jamies could become a great quarterback, I just don't think he was developed well.
Is it just from what I've seen or do most teams out of a trips set on stick run the flat route with the number 3 receiver instead of the number 2 ? He does get baited by a great defensive call I just feel like the concept inn ran much better the other way. Great Video
Thanks a ton Bailey and thanks for the comment. I don't believe I've seen stick run with 3 to the flat, that's going to limit the spacing you have for #2 to get open on stick and give the defense a smaller area to cover
Reminds me of Farvre when he came up. Raw talent that had to be honed in somewhat. I am not saying he will be a hall of famer. Just that the building blocks are there for him to be successful.
I am watching all of the analysis YTs on Jordan Love because I do not know why he in particular is a "project QB", "raw", "not ready" for 2021 starting role. This is by far the most enlightening because it shows how he misreads coverages, resulting in interceptions; Love himself comments that he was forcing the ball in 2019, resulting in the picks. For example, most analyses show the Boise State pick-six, this YT explains how he missed the coverage and threw into a "trap".
4:09 Or, it's disguised to look like a quarters concept, and the defense successfully confused the QB which resulted in a busted play. I would credit the defense for giving a confusing look. It's also possible that it was a look the QB hadn't seen before, so he didn't understand what he was seeing. Can happen to any relatively inexperienced QB, including those in their first full season in the NFL, as we saw a few times with Jimmy G in 2019. So some of Love's errors may be simply inexperience which hopefully he will learn from. That said, he does seem inconsistent, and he does have both a high upside and a high downside.
To me Love is a similar PROSPECT to Mahomes coming out, albeit not quite as far along imo. But, I had a feeling he would be able to put it all together and I have a similar feeling about Love. Mahomes obviously worked out quite well and Alex Smith + Andy Reid certainly helped. I believe the best scenario for Love is to sit behind a veteran and focus on trusting his instincts. SD could sit him behind Taylor, Indianapolis if they wanted to trade up, Oakland sit him behind Carr for a year, maybe even the Bucs as their post Brady plan, or a real wildcard would be the 49ers. Jimmy G was good enough to get them to a Super Bowl, but he got outplayed when it mattered most, Alex Smith got replaced bc Kaep had a little something extra Smith didn't and again w Mahomes, could Love do it to Jimmy G ?
Indy needs to trade up and get him. He’ll get mentoring from Rivers, which is the best possible mentor for Love. Don’t say they’re the glue factory anymore because Chris Ballard is cleaning out the cobwebs and Frank Reich has proven so far he can be a good head coach. As for the Chargers, they also need to take him, or otherwise they’ll end up back in San Diego in 5-10 years. May not matter anyway though, Fuck Spanos. 49ers, I don’t know. They should take a guy like Henry Ruggs. Bucs can take a QB next year. Raiders, same thing. We need a WR and CB, and I can take a chance on Mariota for a year. We should take Lamb, Fulton, and trade up into the second round pick and take Shenault. Two WR’s is questionable, but imagine a weapon core of: Lamb, Shenault, Renfrow, Waller, and Jacobs on the ground. Around a guy like Mariota, Carr, or a future QB taken in 2021, that’s solid.
I feel ya man, and no, he's definitely not a sure thing. But he's in the best situation possible, and you could have another elite QB once Rodgers is gone, which is priceless. Just sucks it shrinks the current window a bit
@@AlexRollinsNFL I’m debating investing in some jordan love cards and stumbled upon this break down. They are pretty cheap as he hasn’t played and won’t for another 1 year or so but I like the risk/reward potential here, esp with him being on a franchise as good as GB
As a Packers fan i really hope he's good an maybe with him watching Rodgers he will learn im really not sure about him so many interceptions his senior season in college but if he watches Rodgers maybe he can learn i guess well find out whenever its his turn
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Perfect for the Buccaneers
@@THEEJoeSmith Naw I don't
@@lovelacesheldon That's what I thought too. Sit behind Tom, long developing plays where he pushes the ball down field, and 10 50/50 shots to Mike Evans a game
@@AlexRollinsNFL I would love to have him on the Buccaneers roster. Tom could give insight on the position and help this kid become great.
He's definitely the type that would benefit hugely by sitting his rookie season and learn behind a veteran.
If he gets to a team with a good coach, he’s sitting for at least a year. Going to a team like the Saints would be great for him, being able to sit behind Brees for a year or two, and have a coach in Payton that works to a QB’s advantages
He fits great on the buccs. If they can somehow grab him and when brady retires it's GG for everyone
49ers
Dolphins could be an option if they dont believe in Tua
@@noahchris0538 definitely could be
Theres no half measures with this guy. He'll make whomever drafts him look like genius or get them fired.
MrScootmcg this comment just got so much more relvant
@@albionbodle6403 Hah yeah, it could also make your mvp, sb winning and likely HOF QB with 4 years left on his contract demand a trade!
MrScootmcg nah
@@matthewcrane5294 rodgers already making statements about being at the end of the road with packers
Warren McFadden that was less than a week ago. My comment was a week ago. We didn’t know this when I commented
Utah State didn't fire their coaching staff in 2018. Matt Wells was hired by Texas Tech and he took the OC with him.
Makes you wonder if that's why Love struggled so much last year, along with losing 9/11 starters on offense lol.
Exactly what I was thinking. Wells got a big time offer after an 11 win season, not fired.
The fact that he said his coaches got fired is the reason not every “Journalist” needs to try to do a QB break down if their not going to do proper research!😂 or know what he’s talking about
@@damionhobbs7356 Hes not a journalist. He just makes videos based on film review, most of which are really good. So he got 1 fact wrong. Doesnt take away from the overall quality of his work.
I’m from the future and this man is the future. Took us to a divisional playoff round that we absolutely could have won! This team controls its destiny for sure!!
I'm a conflicted Packers fan, and this isn't just the best Jordan Love video on the internet, it's one of the greatest football videos I've ever seen. Thank you.
Thank you very much Juan, I really appreciate that
@Omnipotent Being No. I love you
Who's here after the Packers draft him
Yup........
@@helpfulmushroom5918 luckly for us packers fans, they always develop good QBs
It's gonna be funny when he becomes the third straight superbowl winning QB and these fans look stupid af
Hoping he can play middle linebacker the next few years
Everybody 🤣
Well, as a Packers fan, I hope he booms
The odds are that he ends up bombing.
@@saber-jocky3436 that's if they botch his development. The more likely scenario is that Rodgers leaves in two years, then Green Bay fails to surround Love with talent until eventually they do to Love what Green Bay did to Farve and what they're about to do with Rodgers.
It's just what the Packers do and they will make the same mistake over and over bc management is inept and will do the same thing thinking it will be different the next time.
@@moosehreviews3420 so Superbowl win in like 4 years, I'll take that
As a BYU fan (USU and BYU are geographical rivals) I hope he fails 🙃
Jonathan Barrus that’s shitty
he’s got 3 levels 1. mahomes 2. tyrod taylor or 3. deshone kizer
Legend comment.
Gold
I see a potential Josh Allen with worse scrambling. He'll never replace Rodgers. I suppose that would be similar to Tyrod then too.
I see Sam Darnold with Love.
@@DaleGribble1 I see a poor man's Tim Boyle
I come back to this video every 6 months or so. I am so excited to finally see him be our QB1. Its been a long wait.
Love is the definition of boom or bust for me. His ceiling is immeasurable, but his floor is unbelievably low. Some of the throws he made in college made no sense. Difficult for him to look past his first read and he has an issue with not being able to spot linebackers underneath. I also watched 4 full games of his a few days ago and I didnt see him throw the ball away once. Seems more prone to throw into double coverage than throw away. But his arm is a thing of beauty. I think it will all come down to how much he loves the game and what kind of coaching staff hes working with. Great video.
Jendo MMA well how i see small school star Qbs they try to make the play rather than the smart play look at josh Allen coming out
Ur last two sentences are the truth , it’s gon come down to his mental fortitude (toughness , work ethic ) and opportunity (not getting ruined be being thrown behind a bad line with no weapons or just bad coaching)
I wish Love well and all, but I agree. Right now he imo isn’t ready to be a starting QB, and i’d even go as far to say he’s dangerous. He has a bad habbit of leading his receivers towards opposing coverages with his passes which could result to guys getting hurt worse then normal. I hope he gets drafted by a team like the Saints, where he can learn from an established QB, and make improvements to his game.
@@darrylwallace2428 yeah I agree completely. I think he would benefit from sitting a year or two
Well, he gets to watch and learn from Aaron Rodgers now. 😎
The Aaron Rodgers comparison at 10:23....
@@ihl8608 homie this was a year ago, I was a bit biased ya think?
Bye Aaron.
@@ihl8608 People always say “x will never be as good as x,” things always change and nothing is impossible in this or really any sport. Let’s just wait and see what happens.
@@ihl8608 I wouldn’t be so sure of that, Aaron Rodgers sucked at first too.
@@ihl8608did not age well
Gotta Love when a project comes together and pays off. In your vid at one point you speak of a similarity to Rodges. He is getting compared a lot to both Rodgers and Favre while still being respected for himself. It is a beautiful Love Story
People forget Love lost a lot of guys. If ANY QB loses his ENTIRE OL and pretty much all of his offense save for 1 WR, ofc they'd fall off a bit. I'm high on Love but I do agree, a year or two to sit and learn would be best for him. I would LOVE to see him in Pittsburgh or Tampa Bay, although the Colts could be interesting as well (I like Rivers better than most and think he'd be more open to actually bringing up Love to take the job within a year or two or three more than Brady or Big Ben would be). Also can we stop with the football IQ thing? Mahomes himself literally admitted he couldn't read defenses until this year. He was just playing on pure feel and instinct. I'm not comparing Love to Mahomes as far as overall talent but I can see some similarities as far as being relative unknowns with high ceilings that can make incredible throws.
I agree, watch the first play that is criticized in this video, Love can't make this pass - he has a lineman about to smack him at the moment the commentator is wanting him to make the throw. He would not get the throw in properly, most likely it would be broken up by the on rushing defender likely causing a fumble or at best a throw into the ground as he gets hit during his passing motion. Love recognizes this and thus scrambles and makes a good recovery pass downfield. It's clear to me this o line pretty much sucks and left Love making hurried decisions.
amazing how spot on your analysis was
I know this video is 3 years old but... AHHHHHH ITS GETTING ME HYPED!!! GO PACK GO!!!
The "bubble screen overthrow" at 1:48 hit the RB right in his hands and bounced off - the ball rotates wildly afterwards
Dominated his first playoff game GO PACK GO
I still think its actually incredible that you compared one of his plays to how aaron rodgers capitalizes on fouls. Thats foreshadowing incarnate
Got lucky with that one. I'm sure Rodgers loved it haha
It comes down to the coachs and trainer's
As a Patriots fan, all these mocks of Love to NE at 23 scare me. Thankfully, I don't see it, as his weaknesses are in areas the team has always valued under Belichick (with drafting Ryan Mallett the obvious exception) so I don't see it happening.
Belichick def has other needs than trying to put round 1 money on an unproven QB who has to sit and hold the clipboard for quite some time.
Idk if bill wants to wait for a qb like love to develop. It’s a weird time to be a patriots fan.
@@coolfear360 a very weird time. As a big football nerd who loves the draft and roster building and the cap, it's fun. As a fan of the team who has dominated for basically 20 years, it's gonna be tough.
@@t4d0W I'd trade out of the 1st altogether for some 2nd rounders and get younger fast. Team is too old.
@@coolfear360 i think it's possible the patriots are gonna hunker down this season, work on the fundamentals, evaluate what they have, then make a big splash in 2021
17 ints is alarming...nfl dbs and defenses are on another level
What are these guys evaluating?? Did they see him against LSU??
@@dupreehundo3070 He was actually very good against LSU
@Sue Martino if you actually watched the game he did really well. His line is horrible teams constantly get pressure with a three man rush against them and his recievers are terrible and don't separate and can't catch. It's a theme throughout the whole year. He would be putting Burrow numbers up if he was on LSU or Ohio state. Guarantee it. I've actually put in the time to watch every play he's played in its very obvious.
Ok so if the talent isn't around him he's useless?
I feel better about the pick now, do him good to sit and learn for 3 yrs and watch the master at work. I do hope Rodgers will mentor him at least some
A lot of people want to compare Love to Patrick Mahomes, but that’s unfair, and honestly their college film isn’t all that similar. They both made wow throws, sure, but Mahomes was more advanced in his pocket presence and also used his athleticism much better than Love. I think a fair, and also realistic, comparison for Love is Jameis Winston. Winston makes some great plays that makes you want to believe in him, while at the same time he also just does dumb shit all the time. And as you do a great job explaining in this video, so does Love.
You're saying this while also being biased by the players you know both became in the NFL.
Not saying that's a bad thing, but it's all but impossible to filter your mind for it.
I think the Winston comparison makes sense when comparing their stats, not necessarily their play style.
much closer to Kizer than Mahomes.
Do a vid on Kenneth Murray... love your work!
Thanks Lathan, I'll put him on the list
This is a great pick by the packers he can develop and has the intangibles that can’t be coached
Kookkie Bird can’t blame the packers for taking a chance
Kookkie Bird i’m sure they know what they’re doing. rodgers is the best, they professionals they most likely have plans to rodgers targets. they just signed an undrafted receiver a little bit ago.
Kookkie Bird you can say that about every team man lol. not a good argument
Kookkie Bird i understand it may seem like absolutely no sense right now, but i guarantee a rod will get his second ring before he retires and we’re gonna have another beast of a qb after he’s gone all ready to go
Theres no half measures with this guy. He'll make whomever drafts him look like genius or get them fired.
Have Love sit behind Rodgers for a few years and patch him up. I’d love for this to work out
Packers are pretty good at developing Qbs
@@Gandolf2222 yeah but almost all of the ppl they had when they were developing favre/rodgers/flynn are gone now.
That's the plan.
@@hankdies Clements is back
@@phdflopper5897 indeed
Hyped Packers fan who’s really excited about him. He reminds me of Patrick Mahomes
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You’ll eat those words one day homie
It reminds of a young Aaron Rodgers. Ridiculously talented but doesn’t know what tf he’s doing.
He might be a star. It was a short sample against the Eagles but his not throwing where Big Play Slay was trying to bait him and full field read was impressive
Due to the deep receiver class I feel Green Bay would be the perfect spot for Love to sit and develop for 2-3 years
Agreed Alex. Saints and Pats as well
gratz buddy
You’re a prophet
Alex damn...
It's too bad the Packers didn't reap any players from the deep WR class in the draft. I'm a Packers fan, but Funchess and the CFL free agent will have to play exceedingly well to dispel disappointment.
man i love the way this guy breaks down film
Thanks Teach! I'm glad you like it
I would like to add one correction: After the 2018 season, the coaching staff wasn’t fired. Matt Wells took the Texas Tech coaching job and took a bunch of his staff with him. So the Aggies had to use a bunch of grad assistants for their bowl game.
And love the breakdowns of these videos!
He will have at minimum a season to learn. That will help him. What will also help him is he got drafted by a team that is shifting to a run-heavy offense and has the running backs and blockers to run teams into the ground. Love is not the next Rodgers or the next Mahomes. He is the next Jordan Love and that will be good enough.
Perfect landing spot for Love is with the saints. It will suck if he lands with the Jags or Miami and you know before his career even starts that he will bust. Needs to go to the Saints, Raiders, Pats, Pac, or maybe the Chargers.
spuh colts? That seems like the perfect spot for me
Kushiwawah won’t happen, Colts don’t have a first rounder anymore.
What an EXCELLENT video! I love that i can see what people are talking about with "potential" and "pocket awareness" and stuff. Those things usually just sound like Buzz words, but now i see what exactly that looks like! Thanks!
Appreciate that a lot Adam, glad you liked it
These film room videos make football ten times more fun to watch.
Appreciate that brotha Sean
The couple of games when Aaron is not playing, he shows no flashy or not throwing the ball well but he can escape well when things are break down! The offense stalled and it’s so frustrating to watch! We will see this soon enough!
Like at 7:30 in the video he talked about it with mark sanchez how he wasnt about to pull the trigger thats just a little shoulder fake he likes to use to get defenders out of position.
Post-draft curiousity. Gotta see what the Pack saw. Great video!
Thanks Pete!
It seems like the right coach and roster construction would be vital for him to reach half his potential.
Good video. I was looking for some film on him because of the Rodgers drama and this is the best evaluation/breakdown I’ve seen.
Love stinks and will never be more than mediocre and that might be a stretch.
That's a really honest look at the guy, good job.
What goes around comes around, now Rodgers has to defend his position like Brett did. We all know how it's going to end, but i'm interested in what unfolds between now and then.
Reminds me of Garrett Grayson out of Colorado State and how he showed great pocket presence in college but couldn't process the speed of the NFL game. Didn't help that he only faced 2 and 3 star talent most of his carreer.. Love might have the same flaw.. Both are great individuals. Love deserves a chance.
Ricardo Antonio Love has crazy pocket presence and scramble to throw ability
Whelp looks like packers go from 1 hall of fame an to another hall of fame an to another hall of fame qb
Regarding the play you are examining at 4:30, it seemed to me like Love was getting pressure at the moment the left side receiver was getting open. As such, he lost the chance to make that pass and adjusted to make another play.
Agree to disagree, but that's what makes film analysis/scouting so fascinating. It's completely subjective, two people (or NFL scouts) could sit in the same room and watch the same play and come away with two completely different opinions.
I was waiting for it, thank you man! your work is amazing
Appreciate you Felippe
Tx - great video
Answer is that he is essentially a very good package.
3 years being Aaron will sort out everything.
Great Video thanks man!!!
Need an update on this one for sure with his preseason/regular season time(though not a huge sample size)
fantastic analysis like always
Thanks brotha
Who’s here’s after the draft and after thinking he would be Gould behind a leader than breakout so the packers are perfect
To get the highest potential is to go somewhere like Green Bay or the saints and sit behind and develop like Aaron Rodgers did and become a top qb but if a team takes him and wants to start him day one his mostly comparison is probably Jamies Winston a lot of interceptions but a big arm and can cover a lot of yards fast
Well whaddya know, you called it
Jforcefilms that was the best possible place for him to go for his sake just like Aaron of all people knows that sitting behind for a year or two is the best thing for a qb and I don’t think Aaron Rodgers is gonna be mad because Aaron Rodger is just a nice guy and definitely gonna love having him, especially if Jordan love comes in with the mind set of I’m getting paid millions to learn to do the thing I love from a future HOF and maybe it will help me get there too
I like your breakdowns. Thanks for the content
Appreciate that Nick, thank you
His coaching staff wasn't fired, Matt Wells took the job at TTU and brought his OC with him
Hope my saints can get him learn behind drew for a year would be the best for him.
Great video!
hyped for him
Fast Forward to Today Love has 7 game with multiple tds no interceptions a better first year then record then Rodgers and Farve while haven't the youngest team in the NFL around him
It'll be the same story w/ Love as it is w/ any project QB. It's clear from the coach's tape that he doesn't have an exceptional understanding of what he's seeing pre-snap. On some plays, he recognizes what he's seeing, and on other plays, he simply doesn't. Of course, there will be some staff that sees his potentials, and says, "We can coach this kid up." Maybe he'll pick it up, and maybe he won't, but the point is, this happens every year. There are kids who don't have the feel for the position required, and yet, some coaches feel that they can impart the wisdom necessary to teach this kid what he needs to know better than other coaches.
Maybe his first year starting and was checking out some of his film when I saw you had a video on him. Clicked fast.
well I really hope the Packers know what they are doing first round draft pick boys.
It’s time
well, gets to learn behind rodgers
I like before I watch to save time. It is Alex Rollins and know it will be good.
You da man Paul
@@AlexRollinsNFL - No... you da man. I used to do write ups years ago on the now defunct 49ers forums. you take it to a whole new level with your excellent work with video good sir.
@@PaulGaither Thanks a lot Paul. As you know, it takes a lot to create good content, hope you get back into it sometime
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@@PaulGaither Haha thank you man, your words mean a lot. Where you livin? I spent some time abroad, the expat life was tempting
3:21 WR shouldve sat right after that switch
Great breakdown
Thanks Jonathan, appreciate that
could you do an analysis on his game vs the eagles to see if he's improved, I like how you break down the game
I'll put that on the list Sam!
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You think you can do some videos on O-Lineman? Even d lineman? It's ok if that's not ur taste. Love ur videos!
Appreciate that Yak, I'm going to do Chase Young versus Nick Bosa in the next few weeks which I'm excited about and probably Javon Kinlaw. I'll have to look into some O line ideas.. thanks!
I watched that boise state throw live haha
the team won 11 games, the most since 2012 and they FIRED that staff? why?
they were caught drinking beer after 10 pm
@@shlongtoss is that a no-no in Utah?
Charles alcohol is prohibited in the mormon religion (caffeine too)
He wasn’t fired, head coach took a job at Texas tech and took the offensive coordinator with him
They left for Texas Tech.
Now, the USU Aggies are left with a coach (Gary Andersen) that works out if the Recruits work in his favor, like his first stint in USU (When he won the WAC in 2012, in his 4th season), but if they don’t, he’s pretty much fucked over (His awful tenure in Oregon State)
Henry Colombi may work out. He may not. If so, in his senior year or 2021 they can be a 8-9 win team. Recruiting is a 3 horse race in Utah, and obviously they aren’t getting the top recruits because us Utes (Utah fan, BTW) are looking to be a consistent Top 25 threat in the 2020’s, so they get the best out of recruiting, and BYU and Utah State are in a dogfight. Though Utah State may get the Upper Hand because BYU extended fucking Sitake. That mediocre motherfucker that BYU fans one week say “That’s our coach”, the next call for his firing 😂
Back to USU, they should be a decent mid-major team in the 2020’s. I just don’t think they’ll be able to replicate the success they had in 2018 in the foreseeable future.
I need to learn about coverages, because the coverage reading is the real difference maker in regards to judging a prospect. Though people sometimes just look at physical abilities and likely availability to play. E.g Herbert vs Tua.
I guess the issues had in college probably mean a team will get lucky. Quarterbacks who life nothing but the game might be able to develop mentally. "When he puts it all together" could happen very consistently. For example,if he goes to the right organisation with the right staff, he could become a much more consistent player
He just needs to process these defenses and coverages faster and more completely.
But that scan left to right on the 3 step drop? On top of the arm talent capable of making ALL the throws? I think he could be great in this league.
great video man. very helpful for a guy like me who barely watches college ball
Thanks AZ, really glad you liked it
As a usu fan that has watched every game of his this is a great analysis of him. One small problem though is usu didnt fire their coaching staff. Texas tech took them from us. great video though!
KJ Hamler would be incredible to make a video on. One of the flashiest WRs in the draft, but will he be Tyreek Hill or Tavon Austin? An interesting prospect out of Penn State.
Thanks, I'll put him on the list
This gives me hope he can be great in Lafluers system. Make the reads and usually someone open. If not he is able to make plays with his feet. Not to mention the running game is #1 for Lafluer. This guy is capable of being a great QB in the right system
I spent 3 years preparing for college QBs. Matter of facts one of those games was vs Bama and we shut that passing game DOWN! Trust when I say Tua is a truly gifted prospect and should be considered as the top pick. Health is an issue but the ankles don't worry me and I played corner with the same injury and never missed a game. (Was limited in one)
Couldn't agree more Odarris. Tua is a special prospect, I can't BELIEVE some of this talk of not taking him as the #2 QB off the board. I'm fine with Burrow going ahead of him but Herbert? wow
As a Dolphins fan I believe (hope) the Herbert talk over Tua is to avoid someone (Chargers) to trade up for him. God I hope. If Tua is available for Dolphins at 5 they need to take the chance. Otherwise get none and tank again for next year...or perhaps work a trade for Cam Newton. That be interesting.
Odarris Dhaiti so what do you think about Love?
@@sdonald83 project with high upside and risk. Think he went were he should late first early second. Great spot to learn as well. Can easily be Patrick Mahomes or Marcus Mariota or Jake locker
Great video! This is good content
Thank you!
What we are not saying here is that the change of coaching staff and loss of key offensive players was key in drastically affecting his game as it would any other person in his position. If he had the same coaching staff and offensive weapons in place and STILL had the inconsistencies and so forth as you mentioned, I would understand your case. Good coaching and a strong team is everything and when that is lost and transitions are made to inferior coaching and less talented players, this will almost guarantee the result of any QBs game being off until the team redevelops. Under good coaching and a well developed team, he has the best chance of meeting his potential and thriving in the right environment. Green Bay is a good environment for him to do just that.
I think Jordan Love deserved a little more context as to why he's inconsistent and whether he can grow. Being from Utah St, he didn't get the type of coaching that the P5 teams can give, but that just means he wasn't coached the X's and O's as in-depth, which is more promising than being taught them and not getting it. In regards to taking hits, he'll take them perfectly fine, but no QB wants to get hit because that's how you get hurt, and Utah St's OL was horrendous. Also, the non-throw early on should've been made, he was looking at it, but it was fairly bang bang as the Defender was coming through right up the gut. So when we're projecting into what he will become, this kind of context matters.
Oh, and it was misleading when you said the coaches got fired, because the HC got hired at TT (which you mentioned), and new coaches will often bring in their own coaches. You made it sound like they got fired due to performance. I think it would be beneficial to put down and distance in the future as well.
That why this class eill go down in history Tua,burrow, Herbert,Hurts ,LOVE
For me he looks like Jamies Winston...and I think Winston could be a great starter with some tipe of system or benching behind some older accomplished qb like Rodgers or Big Ben
Air rade offenses require hi QB IQs. The QB has to know what to expect of his receivers from every formation. Love wasn't really recruited in HS and only played 2 full seasons in college. He's the type of player that will benefit from sitting under someone for a year or so. Jamies could become a great quarterback, I just don't think he was developed well.
Is it just from what I've seen or do most teams out of a trips set on stick run the flat route with the number 3 receiver instead of the number 2 ? He does get baited by a great defensive call I just feel like the concept inn ran much better the other way. Great Video
Thanks a ton Bailey and thanks for the comment. I don't believe I've seen stick run with 3 to the flat, that's going to limit the spacing you have for #2 to get open on stick and give the defense a smaller area to cover
3:00 it’s not a wheel route
Reminds me of Farvre when he came up. Raw talent that had to be honed in somewhat. I am not saying he will be a hall of famer. Just that the building blocks are there for him to be successful.
I am watching all of the analysis YTs on Jordan Love because I do not know why he in particular is a "project QB", "raw", "not ready" for 2021 starting role. This is by far the most enlightening because it shows how he misreads coverages, resulting in interceptions; Love himself comments that he was forcing the ball in 2019, resulting in the picks. For example, most analyses show the Boise State pick-six, this YT explains how he missed the coverage and threw into a "trap".
Well now hes gonna sit behind Aaron Rodgers
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4:09 Or, it's disguised to look like a quarters concept, and the defense successfully confused the QB which resulted in a busted play. I would credit the defense for giving a confusing look.
It's also possible that it was a look the QB hadn't seen before, so he didn't understand what he was seeing. Can happen to any relatively inexperienced QB, including those in their first full season in the NFL, as we saw a few times with Jimmy G in 2019.
So some of Love's errors may be simply inexperience which hopefully he will learn from. That said, he does seem inconsistent, and he does have both a high upside and a high downside.
After watching your video on ARod, Love's play is shockingly similar
From Bakersfield with Love.
To me Love is a similar PROSPECT to Mahomes coming out, albeit not quite as far along imo. But, I had a feeling he would be able to put it all together and I have a similar feeling about Love. Mahomes obviously worked out quite well and Alex Smith + Andy Reid certainly helped. I believe the best scenario for Love is to sit behind a veteran and focus on trusting his instincts. SD could sit him behind Taylor, Indianapolis if they wanted to trade up, Oakland sit him behind Carr for a year, maybe even the Bucs as their post Brady plan, or a real wildcard would be the 49ers. Jimmy G was good enough to get them to a Super Bowl, but he got outplayed when it mattered most, Alex Smith got replaced bc Kaep had a little something extra Smith didn't and again w Mahomes, could Love do it to Jimmy G ?
Indy needs to trade up and get him.
He’ll get mentoring from Rivers, which is the best possible mentor for Love. Don’t say they’re the glue factory anymore because Chris Ballard is cleaning out the cobwebs and Frank Reich has proven so far he can be a good head coach.
As for the Chargers, they also need to take him, or otherwise they’ll end up back in San Diego in 5-10 years. May not matter anyway though, Fuck Spanos.
49ers, I don’t know. They should take a guy like Henry Ruggs.
Bucs can take a QB next year. Raiders, same thing. We need a WR and CB, and I can take a chance on Mariota for a year.
We should take Lamb, Fulton, and trade up into the second round pick and take Shenault.
Two WR’s is questionable, but imagine a weapon core of: Lamb, Shenault, Renfrow, Waller, and Jacobs on the ground. Around a guy like Mariota, Carr, or a future QB taken in 2021, that’s solid.
Love>Herbert
Naw lol
Nope lmao
Didn’t age well lol
My coach always say "IF" if was candy and peanut oh what a merry x mứa it would be
Thank you!
Man, it hurts to be a Packers fan right now
I feel ya man, and no, he's definitely not a sure thing. But he's in the best situation possible, and you could have another elite QB once Rodgers is gone, which is priceless. Just sucks it shrinks the current window a bit
this might be the most amazing break down of football film i've ever seen
Thank you brother! New one every Saturday morning!
@@AlexRollinsNFL I’m debating investing in some jordan love cards and stumbled upon this break down. They are pretty cheap as he hasn’t played and won’t for another 1 year or so but I like the risk/reward potential here, esp with him being on a franchise as good as GB
From Farve to Rodgers to Love
This made me think of the Bond movie With Russia With Love. Gotta be something there
As a Packers fan i really hope he's good an maybe with him watching Rodgers he will learn im really not sure about him so many interceptions his senior season in college but if he watches Rodgers maybe he can learn i guess well find out whenever its his turn