Love stays tier five; lacks rushing upside despite Packers' pass-heavy system.
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Love is projected to remain in tier five with low ceiling and floor despite the Packers' expected pass-heavy lean; the source explicitly avoids drafting him even in superflex formats due to lack of rushing production (career 10 rushing yards per game, one rushing TD over two years) and failure to break out despite ample opportunity. The source notes he should run more but doesn't, making it difficult to construct a top-eight QB narrative.
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wouldn't be drafting him even in superflex, honestly... he has a career 10 rushing yards per game, uh one total rushing touchdown over the last two years.
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- Love is projected to remain in tier five with low ceiling and floor despite the Packers' expected pass-heavy lean; the source explicitly avoids drafting him even in superflex formats due to lack of rushing production (career 10 rushing yards per game, one rushing TD over two years) and failure to break out despite ample opportunity. The source notes he should run more but doesn't, making it difficult to construct a top-eight QB narrative.
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- STACKED tags this as a negative fantasy football signal for Jordan Love (QB GB). Love stays tier five; lacks rushing upside despite Packers' pass-heavy system.
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