Packers teammate savages NFL analyst for ambitious critique of Jordan Love

Green Bay Packers linebacker De’Vondre Campbell rips CBS’ Adam Schein to shreds for his over-the-top critique of teammate Jordan Love.

Look at Steve Harvey catching a stray from Green Bay Packers star De’Vondre Campbell in his voracious takedown of CBS’ Adam Schein after he absolutely slandered Jordan Love over the air.

We are officially in La La Land, and I am not sure if Family Feud or the CW will ever recover. The NFL analyst went to town on the new starting quarterback in Titletown, citing that “Jordan Love can’t play football.” I mean, it has been a super duper long time since he had that one good year for Matt Wells at Utah State, but what’s Love got to do (got to do) with it? Absolutely everything, man!

Here is to the rest of us with “baggy ass Steve Harvey suit(s) and them thick ass Dollar Tree glasses” just trying to look fly for those we want to impress so got dam badly. We are so failing…

And while I love Campbell’s love of all things Love, Love could be hated by Cheeseheads in October.

De’Vondre Campbell defends Green Bay Packers teammate Jordan Love big time

Look. I am all in favor of teammates having their starting quarterback’s back. Otherwise, this fall is going to culminate into A Long December with no reason to believe that maybe this year could be better than the last. Love may stink, but we cannot wait to find out! He has the talent, but so much potential is a worthless attribute when you can almost rent a car and are rapidly approaching 30…

In fairness, I actually think Love will do just fine in his first season as the Packers’ starter. He can hand the ball off a ton to Aaron Jones and company. Rich Bisaccia will be coaching the hell out of some Packers special teams. Matt LaFleur may be able to fully install his offense without the all-too-occasional Aaron Rodgers ab-libbing debonair nonsense. It’ll be great, but I will surely miss it.

Ultimately, it’s a bold strategy, Cotton, to openly harpoon a starting quarterback for one of the most popular franchises in the league. He is not a whale in 19th-century waters, he is a human being, dammit! You have to believe in The Power of Love. Otherwise, there is no future to go back to, Great Scott! Well, the last time the Packers were awful Michael J. Fox was peak Marty McFly.

Don’t let the Biff Tannens get the best of you, especially if they look like they host Family Feud.