Dan Orlovsky says what he’s seen Jordan Love do is ‘breaking the rules of football’

After a shaky start to the season, the Green Bay Packers are establishing themselves as one of the real forces in the NFC. Jordan Love continues to impress at quarterback, and Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots was one of his best yet. On a day when Drake Maye threw three interceptions, Love ended the game having thrown for three touchdowns and 372 yards. It is hard not to be blown away by the level of football Love is currently playing at, and Dan Orlovsky has now even suggested that the standard being set by Love is so good that it is actually ‘breaking the laws of football’. Dan Orlovsky thinks no quarterback is playing better than Jordan Love Through his opening nine games of the season, Love has thrown 19 touchdowns and six interceptions. No other quarterback has thrown for more yards (2,618) than Love this season, with Orlovsky left staggered by how well the Packers’ QB is currently playing. “Realistically, guys, there is no reason Jordan Love should be playing this well. He should not be playing this well, and he just continues to play at a level that is very rare. Stephen A., they have drops, they have penalties, this is a makeshift offensive line, and they cannot run the football. Quarterbacks in that setting should not play as well as he is playing. He is breaking the rules of football, that is what he is doing. “It is not just that Jordan Love is playing at an MVP level. Jordan Love is breaking the rules of football right now, and that speaks to the context of how well he is playing.” However, Stephen A. Smith hit back at Orlovsky, claiming that he needs to see Love play at this level when it matters in the postseason. It has been six years since the Packers made it to the Conference Championship game, with consecutive years of being knocked out at the Wild Card Round over the last two years. “He can play. I’ve always said that. What I have said was I want to see him look the same come playoff time. And I got news for you, D.O., that opinion has not changed,” Smith replied. Myles Garrett says one of his LA Rams teammates is the ‘greatest ever’ ‘This was the plan’ – NFL fans think ESPN have just ‘soft launched’ Tony Romo as Aikman’s successor Dan Orlovsky doubles down on praising ‘insane’ Buffalo Bills star