Green Bay Packers HC Matt LaFleur Gets Brutally Honest on Jordan Love Blame Game

The head coach of the Green Bay Packers, Matt LaFleur, is brutally honest about the Jordan Love accusation.

Jordan Love’s first five games as the Green Bay Packers’ starting quarterback have been quite the roller coaster.
The young quarterback has now returned to earth after a relatively strong start to the season, amid a run of underwhelming performances.

His most recent was a three-interception performance in Week 5 against the Las Vegas Raiders, which resulted in a loss for the Packers of 17-13.
Love, it goes without saying, has lately been quite lacking.

Jordan Love’s struggles are discussed by the Green Bay Packers coach.

Matt LaFleur, head coach of the Packers, is still not prepared to assign blame.
Despite calls for Love to be benched, it seems the Green Bay playmaker is still confident in his QB’s skills.
LaFleur asserts that Love is not solely to blame for his team’s early-season struggles.

When you’re not scoring points, I believe the quarterback often receives too much criticism.
According to LaFleur, who was quoted by Jason Wilde of the Wisconsin State Journal, “that’s just the way it goes, especially when you’re turning over the ball.
We must establish an offensive rhythm in order to win. We haven’t carried it out.
It felt fragmented and choppy.
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The man is right in his assertion.
Love has its limitations, at the end of the day.
Despite the fact that he is undoubtedly in charge of a sizable portion of the offense, his teammates must also perform better.

Their “disjointed” offense must be improved going forward, as LaFleur hinted in his earlier statement.
Moving forward, he is urging the entire team—not just Jordan Love—to put forth a better effort as well.

However, this does not necessarily mean that the former Utah State star is exempt from responsibility.