GREEN BAY, Wis. — Jordan Love noticed the dynamic quickly his rookie year.
Aaron Rodgers was not running the Green Bay Packers offense the way Love had seen college quarterbacks run an offense.
Rodgers was not simply following what head coach Matt LaFleur dictated, and he was not only told what to do. He had influence. Love aspired to that.
"When I first got here, just being able to see how [LaFleur] and A-Rod had that relationship," Love told Yahoo Sports on Wednesday after training camp practice. "Obviously it was a lot different with A-Rod: He's been in multiple offenses, obviously the career he's had, just the knowledge he has of the game. But it was cool for me to be able to see that. See how they just bounced stuff off each other, much different than what it was in college to someone who just has complete control of the system."
As Love waited behind Rodgers for three years, including two Rodgers MVP seasons, he continued to eye the goal.
#lafleur #obviously #college
Aaron Rodgers was not running the Green Bay Packers offense the way Love had seen college quarterbacks run an offense.
Rodgers was not simply following what head coach Matt LaFleur dictated, and he was not only told what to do. He had influence. Love aspired to that.
"When I first got here, just being able to see how [LaFleur] and A-Rod had that relationship," Love told Yahoo Sports on Wednesday after training camp practice. "Obviously it was a lot different with A-Rod: He's been in multiple offenses, obviously the career he's had, just the knowledge he has of the game. But it was cool for me to be able to see that. See how they just bounced stuff off each other, much different than what it was in college to someone who just has complete control of the system."
As Love waited behind Rodgers for three years, including two Rodgers MVP seasons, he continued to eye the goal.
#lafleur #obviously #college
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