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<blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1072192" data-attributes="member: 10086"><p>This year should be a good growth year from Jordan. His first year he was throwing a yard behind Receivers and there were a couple of games we lost because of it.</p><p>In 2024 he started rough. Across his first 3 Starts he posted a combined 56.1% reception rate. Throwing 8 TD’s to 5 INT and pedestrian 87.23% Passer Rating.</p><p>Across his next 12 games he threw</p><p>17 TD’s to just 6 INT; 64.5% rec rate and a stellar 100.3% Passer rating.</p><p></p><p>This is 2 years now that he’s clearly improved as the season progressed.</p><p></p><p>In his last 7 games of both of the 2023,2024 (14 games) seasons combined Love threw for</p><p>27 TD’s and 1 INT. Think about that. It’s Premier level QB play. Not HOF level (lack of top volume) but easily Probowl worthy. That was also against some good opponents with several Top 10 Defenses peppered into equation. It’s not like the level of competition fell off. Now I’m not suggesting this is automatic. I’m just pointing out that there is strong evidence to suggest that Jordan Love regularly tends to get in a groove as the season progresses.</p><p></p><p>What I’m most wanting to see is not Love being perfect TD:INT, but rather finding that “groove” earlier than Week 11. In year 3 one would expect to see that spike in consistent, clean production between games 6-8 area. My contention is this. If you can play a pair of 7 game stretches nearly error free and at Probowl level across your first 2 starting seasons? You can elevate those to longer stretches.</p><p></p><p>With this Defense he doesn’t need to carry the team anymore. Jordan needs to</p><p>1. Get adequate Protection (he did not have that at Cleveland)</p><p>2. Limit Costly Mistakes, particularly when we are playing with a TD+ lead into the 4th Quarter, Low scoring etc. </p><p>3. Be consistently good sooner in the season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OldSchool101, post: 1072192, member: 10086"] This year should be a good growth year from Jordan. His first year he was throwing a yard behind Receivers and there were a couple of games we lost because of it. In 2024 he started rough. Across his first 3 Starts he posted a combined 56.1% reception rate. Throwing 8 TD’s to 5 INT and pedestrian 87.23% Passer Rating. Across his next 12 games he threw 17 TD’s to just 6 INT; 64.5% rec rate and a stellar 100.3% Passer rating. This is 2 years now that he’s clearly improved as the season progressed. In his last 7 games of both of the 2023,2024 (14 games) seasons combined Love threw for 27 TD’s and 1 INT. Think about that. It’s Premier level QB play. Not HOF level (lack of top volume) but easily Probowl worthy. That was also against some good opponents with several Top 10 Defenses peppered into equation. It’s not like the level of competition fell off. Now I’m not suggesting this is automatic. I’m just pointing out that there is strong evidence to suggest that Jordan Love regularly tends to get in a groove as the season progresses. What I’m most wanting to see is not Love being perfect TD:INT, but rather finding that “groove” earlier than Week 11. In year 3 one would expect to see that spike in consistent, clean production between games 6-8 area. My contention is this. If you can play a pair of 7 game stretches nearly error free and at Probowl level across your first 2 starting seasons? You can elevate those to longer stretches. With this Defense he doesn’t need to carry the team anymore. Jordan needs to 1. Get adequate Protection (he did not have that at Cleveland) 2. Limit Costly Mistakes, particularly when we are playing with a TD+ lead into the 4th Quarter, Low scoring etc. 3. Be consistently good sooner in the season. [/QUOTE]
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