Jordan Love revealed the key areas he must improve to bolster the Green Bay Packers’ Super Bowl hopes this upcoming season.
The Green Bay Packers are in a challenging NFC North division, where three teams clinched a playoff spot last season. Moreover, the Chicago Bears are in Year 2 with Caleb Williams, and they'll be looking to take a significant step under new head coach Ben Johnson.
As a result, each division game will matter and the minor details could tilt the result in one team's favor. Jordan Love is entering his third full season as the Packers' starting quarterback, and in his first two campaigns as the No. 1 guy under center, he's led Green Bay to the playoffs.
Nonetheless, for Green Bay to reach the playoffs for a third straight season with Love, the question is whether they can make a run that leads to a Super Bowl birth. On Friday's "NFL Live," ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark commented on what Love needs to do to have the player's regular-season success translate to the postseason.
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"It's about what he does in the regular season as well," Clark said. "It's about protecting the football in the most crucial moments. He carries this entire organization's dreams in his right arm and his decision-making... Jordan Love has to protect the ball while maintaining his aggressiveness at the quarterback position.
"I believe that if they do that, with what Josh Jacobs added, with Matthew Golden as the number one pick this season, and also with the defense and Jeff Hafley entering their second year, they have an opportunity to be one of the best in all of the NFL, not just the NFC."
"Jordan Love has to protect the ball while maintaining his aggressiveness at the quarterback position."@Realrclark25 shares his thoughts on what the Packers QB needs to do to see success this season ✍️ pic.twitter.com/ipcCrCHqol
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) July 25, 2025
Love has thrown 11 interceptions in back-to-back seasons, and in the Wild Card game this year against the Philadelphia Eagles, he threw three interceptions, which are mistakes that cannot happen in the playoffs.
It will be interesting to see whether the 26-year-old can cut down on the interceptions as part of the improved decision-making that Clark is mentioning.
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