Packers general manager believes Jordan Love is ready to be starting QB and its one of the “offseason decisions” awaiting him.
Big decision: Aaron Rodgers or Jordan Love?
Careful not to hand any mandates to coach Matt LaFleur, Gutekunst said he does not need to see Love play more in the final four games to reach a solid evaluation of the young quarterback. When asked if he believes Love is ready to be a starting-caliber quarterback in the NFL, he did not hesitate.He also added a caveat. Something that can only be attained if Love plays more.
After Sunday’s win against the Chicago Bears, Rodgers said there would need to be “mutual desire” for him to return next season. Gutekunst deferred the decision to this offseason but said he wants “all our players back” in 2023. “Not to make excuses. It is what it is. We always expect and want to play that perfect game when we go out and play on the field. So I think, collectively, everybody has got to be better, starting with myself. I just think expectations are a funny thing to try to manage.”Quarterback won’t be the only personnel decision awaiting Gutekunst. The team will need to determine what its future is with left tackle David Bakhtiari.
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