QB Jordan Love is performing below par this season and looks just a shadow of what he has achieved in the previous one. Love had an outstanding rating of 112.2 last season, but this year, he has been underperforming with an average rating of just 78.2, except for the first two games, where he scored 3 touchdowns in each.

The Packers have lost 5 of their seven games this season. With this performance, can you believe they were the table toppers in the NFC North for three straight years from 2019 to 2021? The Packers have lost four games on the trot this season and are looking forward to shuffling some cards as the mid-season approaches. Which player will get axed?

Will Jordan Love sit out?

The Packers’ management has to make some hard decisions, or this season could be the worst for them in the past five years. Are they eyeing a replacement involving their star QB, Jordan Love? MLFFootball shared the news on X involving Love and who will be his potential replacement.

The post mentions that the Packers may bench QB Jordan Love in favor of rookie Sean Clifford. Chris Simms of NBC shared his views: “The inconsistencies of the Packers offense. It’s even more than I thought it would be.” He added, “I wonder with them if they’re going to start talking or getting Sean Clifford ready to go.”

The post highlighted the Packer’s lackluster performance in their previous game. Their offense didn’t score until the end of the first half, with a field goal from Ander Carlsen. So, will the shuffle happen for real? You will find out soon in their next game against the Rams.

The Packers and the Rams: Two teams, same problems!

The Packers are in dire straits, but the Rams are doing much worse. The Rams lost their star QB Matthew Stafford when he injured his right thumb in the match against the Cowboys last week. After getting turned down by Wolford (Bucs), they have been left with no option but to go with newcomer Dresser Winn.

The game is in the balance now. Which team will step up and outperform the other? You will find out soon as the exciting game is at Lambeau Field Stadium at 4:00 pm ET this Sunday.

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