The Cleveland Browns shut down Jordan Love, and the Green Bay Packers‘ offense didn’t get anything going in their Week 3 loss.
They struggled to score 10 points, which is why ESPN Milwaukee analyst Jason Wilde put the Packers’ quarterback on blast.
“Jordan Love has to be better than that,” Wilde said.
“Jordan Love HAS to be better than that!”@jasonjwilde | #Packers pic.twitter.com/T0KUUhpQHC
— ESPN Milwaukee (@ESPNMilwaukee) September 21, 2025
Love finished with 18 completions on 25 attempts for 183 yards and one touchdown.
He also made a big mistake with an interception that ultimately led to a game-tying touchdown by Browns running back Quinshon Judkins.
The Packers had just 14 first downs and 230 total yards.
They were constantly facing third-and-long situations, and the Browns’ elite pass rush sacked Love five times for a loss of 34 yards.
That’s not nearly as proficient as Green Bay was in Weeks 1 and 2 in wins against the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders.
Though Love didn’t put up big numbers in those games either, he was much more efficient and in control.
Nevertheless, it seems like no one is giving the Browns enough credit.
Granted, Love could’ve made some better decisions, but he was facing a playoff-caliber defense.
Myles Garrett is arguably the best pass rusher in football, and rookies Carson Schwesinger and Mason Graham were disruptive throughout the game.
The Packers can and will be better, likely starting in Week 4 when they visit the Dallas Cowboys.
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