Jordan Love holding out

[wazu]

Jordan Love will not practice until he has a new deal, Brian Gutekunst says. Love’s camp informed Packers of that decision Saturday.

Gutekunst says a deal could get done in the coming days, but you never know. Says big deals take time.

“I feel we’re close.” pic.twitter.com/yeW5ScbUMm

— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) July 22, 2024

[Buehler445]

8 good games and he's doing it.

**** the Packers.

Thank God for Veach/Reid.

Back to your regularly scheduled programming.

[lawrenceRaider]

Originally Posted by Buehler445

8 good games and he's doing it.

**** the Packers.

Thank God for Veach/Reid.

Back to your regularly scheduled programming.

From his side of the deal, he may never have as much leverage as he does right now. I'm not sold on him.

[Dunerdr]

Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider

From his side of the deal, he may never have as much leverage as he does right now. I'm not sold on him.

I think he definitely improved but he also has a pretty solid play caller and a really nice cast around him. He's right to take advantage. What if he comes back to earth this season or gets hurt?

[RealSNR]

God I'm glad we have a QB who never pulls this bullshit

[ptlyon]

There's a song in here somewhere

[JohnnyHammersticks]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

There's a song in here somewhere

Don't Hold Back Your Love, Hall & Oates

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by RedinTexas

I hate it when players hold out. They sign their contracts then refuse to honor them. Teams can't refuse to honor their contracts with players, but players can refuse to honor their contracts with the teams.

Teams can refuse to honor the contract, though. They cut players all the time.

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Teams can refuse to honor the contract, though. They cut players all the time.

That’s exactly how I see it. Players are not doing anything that teams are not.

[ThrobProng]

He should hold out and demand the Packers leave that shithole of a city.

[ChiTown]

Originally Posted by ThrobProng

He should hold out and demand the Packers leave that shithole of a city.

I used to work for a Company that had season tickets for the Packers. When I lived in Chicago, I would take Clients to Packers games ~2x a year. Say what you want about Green Bay (not a big fan myself), but that Stadium is cool as hell. You can feel the history when you go there. If you like the NFL game day experience, you should really try and make it to a game at Lambeau.

[Couch-Potato]

Excellent move on Love’s end.

It’s not personal, just business.

[wazu]

Originally Posted by ChiTown

I used to work for a Company that had season tickets for the Packers. When I lived in Chicago, I would take Clients to Packers games ~2x a year. Say what you want about Green Bay (not a big fan myself), but that Stadium is cool as hell. You can feel the history when you go there. If you like the NFL game day experience, you should really try and make it to a game at Lambeau.

No what they need to do is build a dome in Michigan.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

Originally Posted by ChiTown

I used to work for a Company that had season tickets for the Packers. When I lived in Chicago, I would take Clients to Packers games ~2x a year. Say what you want about Green Bay (not a big fan myself), but that Stadium is cool as hell. You can feel the history when you go there. If you like the NFL game day experience, you should really try and make it to a game at Lambeau.

The stadium is cool, but other than that he's 100% correct.

This city blows, I get out of here every weekend and head up to the cabin, and it gets harder to come back every damn time. Used to be more of a small town vibe when I was a kid so it wasn't as bad, but now it's the worst possible blend; none of the benefits of a big city but all the annoyances.

The nice part is you head 30-45 minutes in any direction and you can find pristine beauty. That's the only reason I stay.

[ChiTown]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

The stadium is cool, but other than that he's 100% correct.

This city blows, I get out of here every weekend and head up to the cabin, and it gets harder to come back every damn time. Used to be more of a small town vibe when I was a kid so it wasn't as bad, but now it's the worst possible blend; none of the benefits of a big city but all the annoyances.

The nice part is you head 30-45 minutes in any direction and you can find pristine beauty. That's the only reason I stay.

Yeah, like I said, I'm not a fan of the City of Green Bay. My point was the Stadium is a cool experience, and if you like NFL FB games, you should try and make a game.