In a 2024 season somewhat marred by an early knee injury, Jordan Love has struggled to gain consistent traction as the Green Bay Packers’ starting quarterback so far. And after what he tried to pull off from his own end zone against the Los Angeles Rams, there might be some heat on his play moving forward.
It is so much so that Love is now justifiably drawing Will Levis comparisons for nonsensical quarterback play.
With the Packers backed up near the end of the first half, Love was flushed and probably should’ve taken the safety. Instead, after taking a hit, he randomly threw the ball up to nowhere while falling to the ground. This was music to the ears of Rams safety Jaylen McCollough, who picked off Love and capped off one of the worst pick-sixes we’ll ever see.
The close-up angle makes Love’s silly decision look even worse:
Look, it’s unfortunate for Levis, but we really have reached that point in the Tennessee Titans quarterback’s career. The last thing any current starting NFL quarterback should want is to get compared to Levis for their horrendous decision-making. Once Levis’ name is being invoked, you know you have messed up in the worst possible way.
