Jordan Love's "Inconsistency" Is Bull Crap

Today, with a quiet news day, Cal Hutson dives headfirst into a pervasive narrative that just keeps popping up: the idea that Jordan Love is somehow "inconsistent." Cal steel-mans the argument only to demolish it, exposing it for the simplistic, data-ignoring nonsense that it truly is. If you're calling Jordan Love inconsistent, you're probably not looking at the right data, or you're simply choosing not to.

Cal goes deep into the numbers, discussing PFF grades, EPA per dropback, and CPOE, all of which paint a picture of a consistently good quarterback trending towards elite. He uses analogies to explain why focusing on single-game fluctuations misses the larger, positive trend, and why the Packers' draft-and-develop philosophy supports Love's trajectory. This episode reinforces why the "inconsistent" label is noise, and the data is the signal. Tune in to understand why Love is a franchise quarterback, period. Please subscribe and leave a review if you enjoy the show!

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