Packers' Jordan Love calls offensive plays in the second half of preseason game, sparks late comeback
Jordan Love called offensive plays in the second half of the Green Bay Packers' comeback win over the Arizona Cardinals, and Matt LaFleur loved what he heard.
Packers quarterback Jordan Love successfully called the offensive plays in the second half of their preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals. Head coach Matt LaFleur praised Love’s calm demeanor and excellent job during the critical moments of the game. With Love calling plays, the team erased an 11-point deficit in the final minutes to secure a 42-38 victory.
- Jordan Love called the offensive plays in the second half of the Packers’ preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals.
- Head coach Matt LaFleur approached Love with the opportunity on the field before the game, and Love accepted.
- Love’s play-calling coincided with an 11-point comeback in the final 3.5 minutes of the game.
- LaFleur commended Love’s poise and calm demeanor on the headset during critical moments.
- Quarterback Kyle McCord, who played the entire game, completed 22 of 35 passes for 226 yards and four touchdowns.
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