The Green Bay Packers offense has been spiraling over the last two weeks. They were horrible against the Carolina Panthers, and they were bad once again against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Green Bay lost to Philadelphia by a final score of 10-7. With the win for the Eagles, they improve to 7-2 on the season. With the loss for the Packers, they drop to 5-3-1 on the season. In this game, quarterback Jordan Love struggled once again. He completed 20-of-36 passes for 176 yards. Love did not throw a touchdown pass or an interception in this game, but his struggles are showing up big time over the last couple of weeks.
Green Bay Packers Fans Not Sold On QB Jordan Love After Another Pitiful Performance
The defense has been mainly holding up its end of the bargain during the 2025 NFL season. The major issue has been the offense. Some think Love is the problem and some think that head coach Matt LaFleur is a major problem, and he needs to give up play calling duties.
Despite all of that, some Packers fans believe that Love isn’t worth the money that he was paid when he received his contract extension. This is what some of them had to say on Twitter:
Say all you want to fit your agendas. The fact of the matter is, Jordan Love isn’t a 55 million dollar QB. He’s been far too inconsistent. When he’s on, he’s ON. He struggled to read the field last night. We can blame the O-line, MLF, etc. But he’s gotta be better. It’s not good…
— FIRE MATT LAFRAUD (@Packermomo17) November 11, 2025
Jordan Love is not a good quarterback.
Sorry
— None (@cdcole55) November 11, 2025
Jordan Love holding onto the ball forever then an unforced ridiculous fumble??? Not a serious QB
— Scott Messina (@TheScottyMoose) November 11, 2025
If Green Bay misses the playoffs, they are going to blame LaFleur more than Love for the problems. There could be a chance that defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley could be promoted to head coach if that were to happen. With that being said, Love has to be better in order for LaFleur to be back as head coach for another season.
