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“It Did Sound Like Him and Aaron Have a…”: Aaron Rodgers’ Relationship With Jordan Love Becomes the Talk in Town as Packers Brace for a Shift in QB Powers

Published 04/02/2023, 1:31 PM EDT

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Teams in the NFL will be going through a lot of changes in the 2023 season of the league. For the Green Bay Packers, moving on the next season with be an unfamiliar territory as they will have to do it without the talent of Aaron Rodgers. As the team braces for a season without their legendary QB, whom they have depended on for years, it will be the start of new beginnings at Green Bay.

A new generation of QB will emerge for the Packers, as they are finally ready to put their confidence and trust in their young long-time investment of $12 million in the form of Jordan Love. As the NFL world gears up for the shift in QB powers for the Packers as well as the New York Jets, their relationship has become a hot topic of discussion as the new season approaches fans.

Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love reportedly are on good terms

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During the Friday episode of the Pat McAfee show, they got together with NFL insider Ian Rapoport to talk about how things will be looking for the new Packers QB1 after Rodger’s exit from the team. Rapoport said that it will be an amazing opportunity for Love to solidify himself as the franchise QB if he can fill the shoes of A-Rod and the legacy he has left behind. Besides the arduous task ahead, he also said that both Rodgers and Love share a healthy relationship between them both on and off the field.

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Rapoport said, “Had Aaron come back to Green Bay and told them Hey right after the season I’m all in let’s go, it would have been really hard for Jordan Love. Especially because you know he’s had that sort of a performance where he can be a legitimate starter. I don’t think they would have traded him why would you he would have just had to sit again knowing that he’s ready like that all would have been hard. This is amazing and it did sound like him and Aaron have a good relationship. It sounded like Aaron has helped him kind of along the way.”

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It will be the first time in three decades the Packers will have a QB play for them who is not Brett Favre or Aaron Rodgers. With the transition set to take place in the team, Jordan Love will have to gear up as the pivotal figure of the system. 

A new-generation QB for the Packers

The Packers drafted 24-year-old Love as a first-round pick in 2020. Since then, he has been polishing his game at the quarterback position under the guidance and mentorship of Aaron Rodgers. It is also the final year of his rookie deal with the team. This provides Love with the opportunity to showcase to fans and the team that he is worth the investment for the future of the franchise. Love only has 1 touchdown and 195 yards of passing last season.

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But things will be different this time for the young QB. Because this time, the Packers don’t have A-Rod to rely on. Apart from this, both Favre and Rodgers have led the Packers to a Super Bowl title in the NFL. So fans will be expecting the same sort of performance from this new generation of QB talent.

Will Love be able to carry on the legacy established at Green Bay? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

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Priyam Hazarika is an NFL writer at EssentiallySports. Priyam's favorite athlete has always been the legendary football star Tom Brady, whom he immensely appreciates for his sense of dedication and passion for the sport. His favorite words of wisdom are from one of the greatest coaches of all time, Vince Lombardi.
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