In a recent interview, Jordan Love surprised fans with an honest reflection on his performance over the past season. The Green Bay Packers quarterback, who stepped into the role of franchise leader, admitted that if he had the chance to go back in time, he would have made different choices from the very beginning.

“If I could go back to the beginning of the season, I would have prepared differently—mentally, physically, and strategically,” Love admitted. “I underestimated how much responsibility would come with leading this team, and there were moments where I should have trusted my instincts rather than playing it safe.”

Love’s words come after a season filled with ups and downs. While he had standout performances that showcased his potential, inconsistency plagued the Packers’ offense at crucial moments. Fans were hopeful that Love would seamlessly take over the role left behind by Aaron Rodgers, but the pressure of replacing a legendary quarterback weighed heavily on him.

Looking back, Love acknowledges that his decision-making and execution weren’t always at the level they needed to be. “There were games where I hesitated too much. Instead of taking the big shots, I went for the safer option. In the NFL, hesitation can be the difference between winning and losing,” he explained.

Despite his regrets, Love remains optimistic about the future. He emphasized that every mistake has been a learning experience, and he is committed to coming back stronger next season. “I know what I need to do now. There won’t be any ‘what ifs’ next year. I’m going to trust my game, trust my teammates, and play with full confidence from day one,” he promised.

Packers fans are divided on Love’s comments. Some appreciate his accountability and willingness to improve, while others see it as a concerning admission of self-doubt. Regardless, all eyes will be on Love in the upcoming season to see if he can turn his regrets into motivation and lead the Packers back to championship contention.