Jordan Love, 'Broken' Packers Ripped by NFL Execs Despite Jets Win, 'There Is Something Wrong There'

The Green Bay Packers avoided a 0-2 start to the season and escaped with a 20-17 overtime win over the New York Jets on Sunday, but some around the league aren't impressed.

The Athletic's Mike Sando spoke to multiple league executives who expressed concerns over the Packers' performance through their first two games.

"The Packers I just feel are broken," one exec said. "There is something wrong there. I feel like when it's tight, the quarterback struggles. You just feel it. He throws off his back foot. And then of course they are missing Micah Parsons. When they get him back, that can give them some juice."

Packers star quarterback Jordan Love threw for just 145 yards and two touchdowns in Sunday's win. Through two games, he's completed just 52.1 percent of his passes, well below his 63.7 percent career average.

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In addition to Love's subpar performance, head coach Matt LaFleur was called out for not getting more out of Green Bay's high-powered offense.

"Why isn't Green Bay scoring more points?" another exec added. "All you hear about is how good the quarterback is, how much they like him, what a dynamic play caller they have."

The Packers (1-1) will try to silence the naysayers when they return to action on Thursday Night Football against the Atlanta Falcons (0-2).