At least based on Pro Football Network’s list of the top 100 players, it’s fair to wonder if the Packers have enough great players to contend for the Super Bowl.

The Packers are opening a new, temporary exhibit honoring Sterling Sharpe ahead of the former wide receiver's Pro Football Hall of Fame induction in Canton, Ohio next month.

“Jordan Love is going to be the best quarterback in the NFC North,” Tannenbaum opened with. He didn’t hesitate to put the 26-year-old above the likes of Caleb Williams, Jared Goff, and J.J. McCarthy.

Here are five times where an NFL great had success after coming out of retirement, and five whose returns were complete failures.

Much has been made recently about the collusion grievance filed by the NFLPA against the NFL and the fallout from an arbitrator’s findings on the case being made public.

Without playing a single snap in the NFL, this player was ranked higher than Green Bay Packers quarterback, Jordan Love.

The New York Jets still have some roster weaknesses to think about. The Mason Taylor holdout situation appears to be nearing a resolution, but even with Taylor

Jordan Love is entering his fifth season in the NFL (and third as the Green Bay Packers’ full-time starting quarterback). It has been a solid showing so far under center for Love, who found himself with big shoes to fill following the departure of future Pro Football Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers.