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I am impressed with Jordan Love. Jordan Love was great.

Jordan Love was the best quarterback in the game.

He was better than Rogers.

We've tried to pair them against each other, and they just won't have it,

and I respect that completely.

But when you're going into Rogers' house, you're going into the Roger's storyline, and I respect that completely. But when it's, you're going into Rogers House,

you're going into the Roger's storyline, and he's supposed to annihilate his former team,

Jordan Love was fantastic. That is a very difficult place to step into. Not on not only the stadium,

I'm talking about the setting. I'm talking about the context. Jordan Love is still relatively young

in his career. Jordan Love's not been in a lot of

situations like this. And you can look at the numbers. You can look at his body language. You can

just look how he handled himself. He was fantastic last night. And at the end of the game,

when the gods are supposed to have Aaron Rogers with a chance to drive the ball down the field

to beat the Packers and make magic.

Roger's sitting on the sideline watching Love move the chains.

You know, this thing, it's not this, I hate you, I hate you, revenge, and I respect them completely

for completely downplaying that.

Jordan Love, all he did last night was show up under very difficult circumstances and a huge national spotlight and be the better quarterback than the best Packer quarterback of all time.

Love was great. Tucker Kraft is in all the highlights because he was destroying people.

The guy he was getting the ball from was Love who was destroying storylines, destroying expectations,

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