Jen, Gabe & Chewy dive deep into why Jordan Love’s explosive passing game has taken off — and whether the Packers can keep it going against one of the NFL’s toughest defenses in Denver.

Love explains that timing, trust, and communication with receivers have finally clicked. The crew details the improvements:
• Love’s footwork is more consistent
• He’s throwing earlier into tight windows
• He’s trusting more than just Romeo Doubs — especially Wicks and Watson

They highlight a stunning stat shift:
Explosive pass rate first 4 games: 7.1%
Last 4 games: 13.8%

The O-line changes matter too — Sean Ryan at center and Belton at guard have helped unlock a more efficient run game, forcing defenses to play more honestly instead of sitting in Cover-2 all game.

The crew debates whether defenses will clamp down again by:
• Sitting in two-high shells
• Forcing Love to sustain long 12–14 play drives
• Daring the Packers to run into light boxes

They caution that Denver’s defense is the best test yet, with elite run stopping and league-leading sacks, which may limit deep-shot opportunities.

The hour also touches on:
• Why the Bears’ defense is vulnerable in every area except takeaways
• How play-action and heavy personnel have opened up the Packers’ vertical game
• Why the middle of the field vs. Cover-2 remains underused by Green Bay

🎧 A smart, detailed breakdown of how the Packers’ offense evolved — and what must happen next — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy.

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