After Green Bay’s 35-14 loss to Atlanta, Jarvis Landry said Jordan Love had looked “very flat” through three games and suggested the Packers consider a quarterback change after the season. Fans pushed back, arguing the offensive line was also a major problem.
PFN’s NFL QB Impact rankings placed Love 29th with a 65.5 grade through three games. He had 844 passing yards, six touchdowns and two interceptions, a 52.4% completion rate and a -10.1 CPOE; PFN listed 75.0 as the average grade for a qualifying starter.
Against Atlanta, Green Bay ran nine times for 17 yards while Love attempted 53 passes as the Falcons controlled the game. Landry argued that great quarterbacks eventually work things out regardless of what is happening around them; fans disputed his assessment, pointing to the Packers’ offensive line.
