Jordan Love isn’t sounding like a quarterback dwelling on what went wrong. He’s already looking ahead, and the message coming out of Green Bay is a confident one as the Packers head toward the 2026 NFL season.
“Man, I’m excited. I love the guys we got.
I love the team we got. I think everybody’s in a good place,” the former Utah State Aggies star quarterback told reporters during a youth camp over the weekend at the University School of Milwaukee (h/t Lily Zhao of FOX6 News).
That optimism comes with plenty of roster turnover around him. Green Bay has seen Malik Willis, Emanuel Wilson, Romeo Doubs, Dontayvion Wicks, Rasheed Walker, Rashan Walker, Elgton Jenkins and Nate Hobbs all move on this offseason. In their place, the Packers have added Tyrod Taylor, Javin Hargrave, Zaire Franklin and Skyy Moore, while rookies Brandon Cisse and Dani Dennis-Sutton are also in the mix.
Even with all those changes, the spotlight still sits squarely on Love. He talked about how he’s handling the offseason, and his approach sounds steady rather than dramatic.
“Just trying to find ways to get better, continue to keep training, working out, doing all the little things and just really get your mind right for the season,” Love said at the camp (via Renee Aldana of WKOW.com). “If anybody got injuries or anything like that, doing the rehab, be able to get your body back 100%.
But not much has changed. Kind of stick to the routine and develop kind of a program of what you do in the break.”
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