Excellent work. All of your pieces are very informative with information and view points I haven't seen else where. If I had remembered to participate in your discussion with Jordan Love's private coach, here is the question(s) I would have asked: On a recent radio program discussing the Rodgers controversy, the guest, a former NFL TE, was asked in what kinds of aspects of the game would Love not yet be prepared. The response was in part managing the huddle, and in particular play calling or relaying play calls. In college Love, said the TE, given the system he played under would have had very simple play calls, only a few words, whereas in GB the plays might be any where from 16-20 words, and that would take time for Jordan to learn and learn to deliver under game conditions. So my questions are: is this true? How ready is Jordan to manage the huddle, and second, whether this is true or not, what areas is it that Jordon is supposedly so deficient in that he is far from being ready according to GB officials? Or in the opinion of his private coach, is he actually ready? If he is, that sure makes trading Rodgers now more appetizing. Would you consider asking Love's coach these follow up questions. Regards, Gene
Hi Tyler,
Excellent work. All of your pieces are very informative with information and view points I haven't seen else where. If I had remembered to participate in your discussion with Jordan Love's private coach, here is the question(s) I would have asked: On a recent radio program discussing the Rodgers controversy, the guest, a former NFL TE, was asked in what kinds of aspects of the game would Love not yet be prepared. The response was in part managing the huddle, and in particular play calling or relaying play calls. In college Love, said the TE, given the system he played under would have had very simple play calls, only a few words, whereas in GB the plays might be any where from 16-20 words, and that would take time for Jordan to learn and learn to deliver under game conditions. So my questions are: is this true? How ready is Jordan to manage the huddle, and second, whether this is true or not, what areas is it that Jordon is supposedly so deficient in that he is far from being ready according to GB officials? Or in the opinion of his private coach, is he actually ready? If he is, that sure makes trading Rodgers now more appetizing. Would you consider asking Love's coach these follow up questions. Regards, Gene