Analyst Picks Packers Jordan Love as Potential First-Time All-Pro

As the Green Bay Packers get set for the 2024 season, could Jordan Love be a first-time All-Pro Player?

Easily the biggest bright spot for the Green Bay Packers last season was the emergence of Jordan Love. The Packers took a big risk when they handed the reins over to Love after trading Aaron Rodgers to the New York Jets.

While it may have been risky, it appears to have been the right decision. In his first season as the starting quarterback for the Packers, Love had a great season, and the Packers as a team had a lot of success.

Making the postseason and winning a playoff game likely wasn’t on many people’s radar for the Packers in their first season without Rodgers, but Love delivered.

Recently, Love was named a player who could make his first All-Pro team coming into 2024. Here’s what PackersTalk.com had to say about Love entering his second season as a starting quarterback.

Jordan Love was PFF’s highest-graded quarterback in the second half of last season. He led the league in big-time throws when blitzed, with five total. He was also among the top four QBs in big-time throws under pressure, tying with Josh Allen and ranking below Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes. If Love can consistently play as he did in the second half of 2023, he will be in contention for MVP and All-Pro honors.

After seeing what we saw in his first season as a starter, there are a lot of high but realistic expectations for Love. In the NFC, Love is on the trajectory to becoming one of the best quarterbacks in the conference and that will result in a lot of individual accolades.

If Love is able to build upon what he did last season, and the Packers keep winning, being named as an All-Pro and being in the conversation for MVP are both very possible.

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