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'Go time:' Packers QB Jordan Love poised to emerge from Aaron Rodgers' shadow
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Date：2025-04-16 10:37:49
I. The trade
GREEN BAY − Three years after his career was cast inside a Hall of Famer’s shadow, Jordan Love awoke on the final Monday of April hoping for the best, dismissing the worst, eager for his last day as the backup.
A change at the Green Bay Packers quarterback position had been a long time coming. It felt even longer for Love. The transition from franchise legend to, well, him was a long march, but it headed toward the inevitable.
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