Jordan Love Given Strong Grade For Performance in Packers Week 4 Win

The Green Bay Packers were able to sneak away with a road win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, improving their record to 2-2 on the season.

While the game wasn't pretty, Green Bay found a way to win when the team needed it most. The Packers came into the game with a lot of questions and uncertainty, and at least for one week, the noise has silenced a little bit.

But there is also a lot for the Packers to clean up moving forward, and the offense is going to need to get going soon. Green Bay once again saw some real issues on the offensive end, but quarterback Jordan Love was able to do enough to get his team the victory.

Love finished the game throwing for 197 yards with two touchdowns and an interception. The veteran quarterback wasn't sacked, which was a sign of improvement, but his performance was able to get a win.

After the schedule of games, NFL analyst Brent Sobleski of Bleacher Report gave a letter grade to every quarterback in the league. For Love, his letter came in the form of a "B+", looking much better than in previous weeks.

Love did see multiple drops take place from some wide receivers, leading to more issues on the offensive end. But he can't control that and for the most part, Love did what he needed to do against the Buccaneers.

However, as the team gets ready for a game against the rival Chicago Bears this week, the Packers offense will need to be much more smooth. Green Bay has to figure out a way to establish the running game, and this would take some pressure off Love to do everything for this team.

The Packers rushed for 86 yards against the Buccaneers, with multiple backs getting involved. But this team has to do better, even with starter Josh Jacobs still out of the lineup right now.

The offensive line has been a real problem this season in both protecting Love and helping the running attack thrive. But going forward, Green Bay will be in some real trouble if they can't find a way to turn the running game around,

Teams can defend the Packers as a one-dimensional team at this point, which doesn't do Love any favors throughout a contest. But a win is a win at this point, and now the Packers will look forward to cleaning everything up against the Bears next week.