Reynolds: Fearless Jordan Love Could Lead the Packers to the Super Bowl

Sky Sports NFL reporter Neil Reynolds praised the Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love's form in his weekly column. The Packers beat the New England Patriots 45-27 in Foxborough, improving their season record to 6 wins and 3 losses. Tom Brady provided the commentary for the game.

Reynolds reminded readers that the season is only halfway over. Even so, he wrote that he believes the Packers can make a serious run and are a real contender in the NFC.

Love threw for 372 yards and three touchdown passes and made no passing mistakes. Reynolds noted that Love played with confidence and composure, and that by running an aggressive deep passing game, he was one of the league's quarterbacks with the most deep pass attempts. Matthew Golden and Christian Watson both finished with more than 150 receiving yards.

Reynolds pointed out that Golden led the league with seven drops heading into Week 9. However, he said Golden was trying to catch balls thrown 50 to 60 yards downfield, and he linked this to the Packers' aggressive style of play. On defense, Reynolds wrote that the Packers picked off Drake Maye's pass early and that Maye struggled on this big stage.