I have a lot to say about the Green Bay Packers’ 2020 draft class, but I’ll save the process-related criticism for a different post focusing on the second day of the draft. Drafting a quarterback in the first round is rarely a bad idea in a vacuum. Even if they don’t work out, a good quarterback is so much more valuable than any other position that the gamble is worth it. If I am going to be wrong in my criticism of this draft, Love will be the reason. Of that I am sure. I hope I am wrong.
On Jordan Love, Aaron Rodgers, and the Jeff Tedford-style quarterback
