Jordan Love is a good NFL quarterback. He can make plays that very few across the league can, and even in year one as a starter, he proved that he can go on the road and win a big playoff game. That’s no joke, and the Green Bay Packers could have done much worse than Love in the aftermath of Aaron Rodgers’ MVP run with them.

This year, the Packers rank ninth in the NFL with 21.3 points allowed per contest. Meanwhile, they rank 12th in total yards allowed with 327.1 given up per game. When it comes to stopping the pass, Green Bay has allowed 2,075 total passing yards (13th in NFL) and rank 16th in yards allowed per pass attempt (6.6).

Were Williams, the No. 1 overall pick, to improve the way Love did in the second half, he’d provide hope at the end of what looks like another lost season.

He'll want back a red-zone throw that sailed on him, but Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love produced an otherwise encouraging performance during Sunday's 20-19 win over the Chicago Bears. Save for the one miss that led to an interception,

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