How ‘level’ is Packers’ Jordan Love getting ready for his postseason debut?

Green Bay, Wisconsin It feels more like Week 19 of the regular season than the opening of the intense NFL playoffs. Jordan Love, the starting quarterback for the Green Bay Packers in his first season, is going into Sunday’s NFC wild-card game against the Dallas Cowboys with that mindset, at least.

For those who have watched Love the entire season, that should come as no surprise.

Christian Watson, a receiver with the Packers, remarked, “I feel like he’s always on the same level.” “I believe I’ve mentioned this since he started the job: despite taking on a significant role, he exudes a strange elegance. He has maintained it through all of the season’s highs and lows. Thus, I believe he is in the proper place.”

Love has been around a team in the postseason before, but this will be his first start in the playoffs. In Love’s three seasons as backup to Aaron Rodgers, the Packers advanced to the postseason twice.

Love responded, “No, I really don’t think there’s anything extraordinary that Rodgers did to prepare during a playoff week,” when asked whether he had observed anything.

Love claimed that over his three years with Rodgers, they never talked about Rodgers’ inaugural postseason experience. Love had no idea that it was one of the wildest games in Packers postseason history—a 51-45 overtime loss over the Arizona Car

That’s not to suggest Love doesn’t know how hard it is to qualify for the postseason as a rookie starting quarterback—something neither Aaron Rodgers nor Brett Favre accomplished—or that he won’t experience the typical nerves before a game. However, his method is intended to maintain consistency throughout.

“I go over a checklist of things I tell myself before every game, trying to remind myself to unwind, get calm, observe the game, let it come to me, and simply concentrate on all the

Little things I can concentrate on, things I can manage,” Love remarked. Thus, I don’t believe it will differ in any way from previous games. It’s a given that the game will be played away from home and in a noisy setting. Thus, it will be crucial that I just try to get comfortable and immerse myself in the game.”

Love is the first Packers player to earn player of the week twice in a row since receiver Don Beebe in 1996. Love enters the postseason having won the NFC Offensive Player of the Week honour for two straight games. With eight games left in the season, he has been almost as good as any quarterback with eighteen touchdowns and one interception.