Common Stockholder, say something NOW about Love!

Packers gambled they could sneak one out without any of their high-paid talent--hopefully so they could get them back healthy for the LOLions on Thursday--and they pulled it off.

After an inept 4th quarter and demoralizing loss to the Flaccons, they rally to beat a pretty good team at Lambeau. Feather in the cap of 10 as he bounced back from a really lousy 3 quarters to make this go. Just like the Saints picked on Ballentine, Love found Isaac Yiadom in coverage several times late to move the chains. That's a huge win for a young team.

Defense surrendered only 10 points and about 250 yards...although I think we were all holding our breath on that last FG attempt.

1-0 this week with a big matchup against the Lions on Thursday night.

In Edit: Vikings Kark one away in the final minute to fall to 0-3...the sky is just a little bit bluer.

Gutsy win... Love looked good down 17-0 (lot of young mistakes with HB/WR in the wrong place) except for the ball to Musgrave I bet he wants back... but a LOT more fun to take the W over the moral victory.

Was anybody else pretty certain our D was going to give up the winning FG??

AJ... Seems done in GB

Here's to hoping they held out Watson and Jones because we have DET on Thursday...

Lots of good things and some bad, but a win is a win any day!

They needed this a lot and if we ever get 4/5ths of our injured back, Look out.

CW has the numbers, but how long did it take for AR to have a comeback win in his Rookie Season?

I for one am not concerned with Loves "accuracy" issues as some have mentioned, he will only get better with time and some experience with the receiving corps.

WOOHOOO, a wonderful short week!

I had resigned myself to another self-destructive loss. Then the fourth quarter happened, and it was edge-of-the-seat, fingernail biting, amazing and incredible football. That the team never gave up is a testament to their guts and character. I am still gobsmacked by this team's comeback. It's been a long time, but so, so welcome. The roller coaster just went up. But up or down, I'm onboard for the ride.

What a game! My wife was convinced it was going to be a Saints blowout after the half. I'll admit I wasn't too thrilled with the Packer start after half-time, but that fourth quarter was magical!!!

*poot*

A true tale of two halves.
DPI's were playing a huge role for Love.
The Saints got smoked by Winston.
Luckily, the Packers don't smoke Winstons.
The second half Love, especially 4th quarter Love makes me have faith that that's the QB he'll be.
As much as last week's loss hurt, this week's win erased it from my mind.
Bravo applause for staying in the game, physically, mentally, and having the balls for that two-point conversion.

At halftime, I could never have predicted the joy I would feel a couple short hours later as I watched Jordan Love lead a terrific comeback, take a knee in victory formation, and then receive the gifts of watching the NFL franchise from Minnesota lose their stud receivers on back-to-back plays, and lose the game in a most painful fashion at home. #SKOLOL

re·sil·ience
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noun

the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.

So proud of Jordan. One game very soon he's going to make all those throws. 2-1 could easily be 3-0.

To think that I was praying for a FG to break up the shutout and then…wow. Great win by the team today. The first 3 quarters of that game were a complete shit show. No matter. This is clearly ONE for a young team to grow and learn from. Need to clean up all the penalties. Crazy game but this sure as hell beats the alternative.

What did we just watch! Wow

Through three quarters they weren't just bad, they were falling asleep in my chair level bad. As a Packer fan, you always have that "OK, let's have one of those Rodgers gets carted off and comes back to beat the Bears style comebacks" but it was just feeling like a joke at this point. And then it happened!

The D really did the job and kept it close. 250 yards, 4 sacks and 10 points given up. And while playing practice squad guys on the outside. But Fire Barry will still be a thing anyway.

I love AJ Dillon. But I think we are going to be loving him on the sidelines or a healthy scratch pretty soon. If Taylor is the 2 minute, pass pro/outlet guy, then Dillon really has no role given how he's running.

Announcers are really the worst. LOL Vilma on the play where Reed goes into the Saints bench into the Gatorade jugs is going on and on about "the Packers just can't throw at that guy today he's playing too well...", when really it was an open pass and Reed just flat out dropped it.

At this point, if you just look at the stats you think Love is stinking it up with his 50 % completion rate, but if you watch the games he is not doing so bad at all. To me, some of Love's completion percentage woes is a lack of open targets and him having to force it in to tiny windows. He did miss the one wide-open long shot but overall his accuracy seemed decent. When his 39 yards is the leading rusher for the team, you know it's the O that has problems and he's doing ok.

*Perseverance pays off. This is what happens when players don't quit.
*Love was cool and confident in the 4th quarter. He's looking real good.
*Our rookie receivers may struggle at times but they came up big in the 4th quarter.
*Barry's defense cost us 3 points at the end of the first half. Anyone see that 2nd & 9 with our corners about 10 yards away from the receivers? Hate seeing this again and again.
*Barry's defense almost cost us the game again if it weren't for the missed FG at the end. I hate having to win that way, but a win is a win.

I had many doubts. As dissatisfied as I was last week—feeling great this week.
I’m really jazzed about our receivers. We need to be better at some contested catches, but this group is exciting.
Dillon should be changing tires—bench him.
The D has to be better in the long yardage plays.
Let’s spank the Lions.
Go Packers!!!

I thought we were done midway through the third quarter. Wrong. I also hated the two-point conversion decision. Wrong again. As good as Lattimore is, he was caught napping a little bit on that play. Credit to Toure for stepping up and snatching the ball.

That off-season work between Love and Doubs was no joke. The timing, along with back shoulder catch, must have been well-rehearsed.

It's a good thing Savage made that tackle with a little over a minute left; a missed tackle might have allowed that FG try to sneak through the uprights.

Despite the numerous penalties on our part, the Saints were actually assessed more yardage.

Liked the Nixon play. See, MLF wasn't kidding when he said he had some stuff drawn up for him.

What a nice change of pace to have a young mobile QB--not only with the evasive TD scamper, but got out of a couple difficult situations to gain some yardage.

Between Atlanta and New Orleans, the rollercoaster is in full swing. Magical win versus the Saints.

The O-line couldn't hold their water or keep their hands to themselves during the first half, but got it straightened out in the second half. The defense played pretty well for the game despite being very thin at CB. Rashan Gary was a beast and the interior DL had a good game. And Jordan Love had a coming out party in the fourth quarter - WOW!

Really looking forward to Thursday night. GoPackGo!

That was nice. One for the ages. You'll be able to tell the youngsters about the time we fell behind 17-0 in our home opener and rallied. I know that Brett Favre never once rallied a team to a win once it was behind by 14. Love has done it in the 3rd game of his first season as a starter.

As bad as our 4th quarter against Atlanta was, this was as good or better.

If that Doubs catch isn't your Hotness! this week, I don't know what else it could be.

An early season showdown in the North in just a few days. Let's pray the missing offensive pieces are back in place

Last week we lost one we should have one. Today we won one we should have lost, in even more dramatic fashion.

Love did not have a statistically great game (admittedly against an excellent defense) but his intangibles outweighed that. Our young QB has poise.

I wasn't thrilled with MLF's play calling. Many fans (including author Aaron) loved the failed early play call on 4th and 2, but I didn't. Run Dillon! Isn't that what he's here for? Even if it failed, it sends a message that we are committed to physical football. A gadget play says that we fear their defense.

I've been watching the Packers for over 60 years and this is one of the most unexpected and dramatic turnarounds ever!

Can't wait to see what this team is capable of once we get some of our injured players back.

After 4 quarters (going back to the Atlanta game) of scoreless football the offense finally found themselves and made a great comeback. Fortunately Grupe missed the FG at the end. Turned out to be a great win for the Packers.

All that being said the Packers need to clean up their penalties and their numerous mental mistakes. Maybe this game will be a turning point. We'll see.

In any case we play for the early season division lead on Thursday night. Go Pack Go! Thanks, Since '61

What a HUGE win for the Packers. I had little hope being down 17-0. Defense stepped up and Love and young receivers found a way to get first downs and a win. Lions on Thursday will not be easy, but hopefully a few starters will be back. Then a few winnable games after the bye. Its looking up for this young team, but still too many penalties. Great comeback Pack!

I will take the win, ugly is being kind but do the Packers win if Carr doesn’t get hurt? Love was 22 of 44 , tight coverage and some poor route running didn’t help , hopefully that will improve .

A Very Nice win despite being seriously out-coached and Joe Barry trying desperately to give it back to the Saints at the end.
Thanks for the missed field goal buddy, but if MLF would have kicked the three when the Pack had the opportunities it wouldn't have mattered, and the Pack wins by 10!
Happy with the win, happy with Love, happy with the young receivers, but beginning to question MFL's competence for the position. Too often he's out-coached and doesn't seem to learn from any of it. He might be even more stubborn than McPuffy was.

A huge positive no one seems to be talking about. Luke Musgrave emerging as Love's security blanket. It's going to be fun watching them grow together. We have a TE!!

I have seen enough of Love to know that he will continue to be our qb of the future. He can pass the ball and run when he has to. He and the 'kids' are sure exciting to watch!

A win is a win. But I am not going to give out too many medals - Not to Lafleur - game planning seems to be lacking - and Not Barry - the defense while it played well has a lot of holes and what about ALL phases especially ST with the return and the dumb penalties. And we needed an injury to their QB to pull it off. Love played well - but in my opinion many of his throws both in the first half and the second were just off. Not receivers need to catch the ball but if these throws were a bit farther ahead or a bit higher ie 12 - 18 inches then the receiver could reach out. Watch the game again and see if I am correct or not. Also Barry has a real problem with the outside linebackers - both this game and the Atlanta game the backs on swing routes and tight ends - are so wide open that they get easy 10 yards and I guess that the focus to clog the middle comes with the lack of linebackers having their eyes on those guys. Especially if we have a few missed tackles. But in any case T1 is still a T1 - and a lot of room to grow. And a final note - I am not going to totally trash Dillon - he has not been hitting the hole but the Oline has not been opening up anything for him and they did get him crashing up. But it is hard to get going when you are getting tackled within a second of getting the handoff.

"Seems every positive, get-them-behind-the-sticks play on first down, is followed by a let-them-get-a-bunch-of-it-back second down. "

Absolutely. It feels like there is a new variation with nearly every game.

Great win snatching Victory. Another box checked for Love in only his 3rd game. He's showing he can even overcome our own self inflicted setbacks.

The Packers embraced adversity as an opportunity for growth, and now learned how to come back from 17-0 in Q4 to WIN!

Huge. Stunning.

Biggest takeaway, Jordan Love and his teammates needed to know they could do this. First 3 Quarters wasn’t pretty, but that Q4… chef’s kiss.

This young team will face many trials & errors this season, building confidence along the way.

Love it.

And a big FUCK YOU to whoever popped a thumbs down on this.

Love continues to develop, shaking off a bad half a pick and more penalties than most teams have in three games. Young receiver group[ continues to develop, and defense looked good For those of you that still are unhappy or skeptical, be happy, you could be a Broncos fan with a spendy qb who managed 20 points on offense, but lost by.....50 GOPackGO!

I know the jury's still out on Love and that we take one week at a time. But during the awesome 2nd half comeback, I looked at the plays Love was making and said to myself: Maybe, just maybe, he is the ONE!
The Szotman

One week we collapse in the 4th quarter - the next week look great in Q4. Talk about a young, unpredictable team!

The Oline looked totally unprepared and inept in the first half. Steno and Butkis need to serious fix those stupid penalties. But thank God for a young, resilient QB and terrific young receivers!

This is an exciting team to watch! GPG

Another positive. No eye rolls from Love, body language or simply ignoring a WR who dropped an early pass. While not perfect, Love hung tough.

I think the team is or at least the receivers are really playing for him. Super impressed with Luke Musgrave.

Added bonus, Viqueens lost and seemingly Da Bum will loose.

GPG

What I find very encouraging about Jordan Love's leadership style that we haven't had in a long time:

When a team mate messes up, while Love clearly shows signs of frustration, he doesn't take it out on the player in question.. and he has zero problems going right back to the same player on the next drive or next play.

In the recent past, we'd see young players getting iced out for GAMES... that's GAMES with an "S".. if they dropped the ball.

This team is going to see accelerated growth from the youth that we haven't seen in a long time.

11-6 2023 GPG

We all knew going into this season there was going to be the good, the bad, and the ugly. Looks like we had all three in just one game and the good showerd up in the nick of time. Go Pack!

Can't hurry Love !
I think this was one of the artcles here on chtv and since season started I often sing my self chorus of that old pop song:

You Can't hurry love,
No you just have to wait

I think these 2 lines appropriatly describe qb1 performance today . I this were Rodgers years where every win was important for ni 1 seed Ibwould be more down at halftime but today noy I said to myself result is not that important, let youngsters show how resilient they are. And boy were they. Kudos to defence, without their 0 in 2nd half this woul be loss. Gpg from Slovenija

So, where the hell is stockholder?