LaFleur highlights Love for his command of protections and adjustments
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Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Packers head coach LaFleur recently addressed the development of Love as the team moves into the 2026 season. LaFleur praised the quarterback for his advanced understanding of the offense, specifically noting his performance regarding protections and adjustments. This appraisal comes as the organization assesses the potential for Love to take on a larger role in the upcoming campaign. The coaching staff continues to evaluate how best to deploy the signal-caller within their scheme. Love remains central to the team strategy as operations proceed through the early weeks of September. No official changes to the offensive play-calling structure have been finalized for the opening slate of games.
- •LaFleur identified Love as the best player he has coached regarding protections and adjustments.
- •The remarks were made as of September 1, 2026.
- •The commentary addresses the evolving responsibilities of the starting quarterback for the Packers.
- 12:35 PMESPN — Will Matt LaFleur let Jordan Love cook? Why 2026 could be the QB's time to shine
"LaFleur recently said Love is "the best I've been around in terms of protections and adjustments."
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