When people talk about the ceiling of the Green Bay Packers, the conversation usually starts with skill players and ends with the quarterback. It’s about playmakers, defensive growth, and whether the roster is “ahead of schedule.” But the real swing factor in Green Bay’s season might be far less glamorous.
It’s the offensive line — and more specifically, its continuity.
We’ve seen enough of Jordan Love to understand a simple truth: he is a dramatically different passer when he operates from a clean pocket versus when he’s forced off his spot.
When kept clean, Love looks like a top-tier distributor.