At this point, I think I'm definitely ready for week one and carrying on throughout the season.

I think these first two games were a lot of good work, obviously getting the practice in with Sensei and with the Patriots as well.

But I think, you know, playing in that last game would just be getting more reps, just getting more comfortable, seeing new looks, going to get a different team.

So I don't think it would hurt.

Jordan love Packers quarterback doing something that the Packers starting quarterback has not done in recent years, playing the preseason, he played week one, he played week two.

They're trying to get him ready to go. It's big shoes to fill with Aaron Raj was gone. What was your take better worse of the same from week one to week two of the preseason for Jordan love.

I think it was better. I do, you know, one, I felt like he just let it go more, you know, week one, remember you heard me say a few times, it felt like he got into the ball, we saw him let it go a few times, right.

But this one here, you know, I just thought there was a confidence in what he was seeing to just go ahead and pull the trigger.

This was a great deep ball throw. I know this is something they want more of him more from him.

And, but I mean, even this right here, that's what I'm talking about, right. Jordan love last year.

We could continue to show that clip again or in pre seasons before and Mike, you've talked about this that gauge of knowing what's open in the NFL.

And I got to pull the trigger here because even though that looks tight to Johnny at home and the NFL, this is open.

So one, I love to throw the dobs up the right sidelines, perfectly placed football and then great job by dobs with this one and out route from the 20 yard line.

And he's barely open and he just goes, you know what? I'm going to put it right on his face mask and I doesn't matter where the defender is.

That's what I like to see from Jordan love and he's got to feel good. That's two good starts in a row. And this one better than the last one, Mike.

I'm going to say the same because we were praising him last week for that ability to know when to float it, when to zip it and those two plays that we showed.

Yeah, one, he floats it down the sideline and that other one, he lets the fastball go. And once you develop that presence of mine to know how to throw it and to have the calm to take something off of it, to know when you're going to put the air under it, the accuracy way down the field with moving targets.

I think the guy looks pretty good. I do too. And we've been saying it all off season. Packers are going to be better than people are giving him credit for just because Aaron Rogers is gone.

They traded up for Jordan love. They knew what they were getting and he sat for three years just like Aaron Rogers did.

Right. So that doesn't mean he's going to be Aaron Rogers. But I don't know why people would assume.

Given the history of the Green Bay Packers for the last 30 years with developing and utilizing quarterbacks, I don't know why people would just write this guy off without seeing what he does simply because he was stuck behind one of the all time greats for three seasons in a bad situation and never complained about it once.

Yeah, I don't know how that translates to this guy can't play football. I think you're sure looks like he can play. He does. He looks like he can play and you know, they made some explosive plays on the office this out of the ball behind his arm there.

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