The Green Bay Packers appear to have quite the decision looming: do they hand over the keys to Jordan Love or roll with Aaron Rodgers for one more year. Of course, their decision is highly dependent on whether or not Rodgers even wants to play football at all in 2023. Then again, perhaps the Packers are going to go with Love at quarterback regardless of what Rodgers decides. During his media session at the NFL Combine, Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said that starting is the next step in Love’s progression. He also added that Love is ready for such a step.
Former Green Bay Packers Fullback John Kuhn Says the Team Should Just Go For It
John Kuhn was on the Packers when the team decided to transition from Brett Favre to Rodgers. He has a much clearer perspective of the situation than most fans do. Here is what Kuhn had to say about Gutekunst’s comments at the NFL Combine regarding Love:
“This is the deal. They do have what they believe to be two great commodities right now. And when you have two great commodities, you don’t need to keep both of them. You need to go that way. They’ve done that for three years. They did that with Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers as well and look how Rodgers turned out.
“Not saying Jordan Love is going to turn out to be that way. Only the Packers have a feel or a belief about what Jordan Love could potentially be. But if Brian Gutekunst feels like, and he is truly honest about Jordan Love being comfortable at quarterback one to go into 2023, this is the time. This is the time to make the move and this is the time to move on and see Jordan Love finally play.”
Kuhn’s comments, of course, were made on his show “Nine 2 Noon” which he co-hosts with Wisconsin Badgers legend Brian Butch on 97.3 The Game.
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FAQs
Will the Green Bay Packers Make the 2023 NFL Playoffs?
According to sportsbooks, the Green Bay Packers are currently ninth overall (+3000) to win the 2024 Super Bowl. This is the highest among 2022 non-playoff teams, signaling they’ll be playoff-bound.
Who Do the Green Bay Packers Play in 2023?
Aside from their divisional opponents (Vikings, Lions, and Bears), whom they place twice, the Packers play the Saints, Buccaneers, Chiefs, Chargers, and Rams at home in 2023. They’ll travel on the road to face the Falcons, Panthers, Broncos, Raiders, Giants, and Steelers.
Who Owns the Green Bay Packers?
The team is owned by Green Bay Packers, Inc., a publicly owned and traded non-profit. There are currently over 360,000 stockholders. Mark Murphy currently holds the role of Packers president and CEO, with plans to retire in 2025.
How Many Super Bowls Have the Packers Won?
The Packers have won four Super Bowls. These victories include Super Bowl 1 and Super Bowl 2 after the 1966 and 1967 seasons. Their next title came in Super Bowl 31, following the 1996 season. Their most recent championship was Super Bowl 45, crowning them the winners of the 2010 season.