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Tucker Kraft: “He Has Set A New Professional Standard For The Packers!” – QB1 Inspires With Impressive Form Right From Camp

The Green Bay Packers kicked off their 2025 training camp with an atmosphere of hunger and hope, as their new leader Jordan Love surprised teammates—not just with his on-field performance, but with an incredible level of professionalism off the field.

As soon as the first official camp session began, Tucker Kraft praised his QB1:

“Jordan arrived at camp four days early, training on his own, reviewing the playbook, and even pulling together a group of players for extra work. That’s the kind of professionalism I haven’t seen from anyone else on this team. He’s truly set a new standard for dedication and the hunger to win.”

That thorough preparation paid off immediately: Jordan Love exploded in the first practices, delivering precise throws and forming instant chemistry with young receivers like Doubs, Reed, and rookie Wicks. Coaches were openly impressed by Love’s command of the offense, his confidence under pressure, and his quick decision-making in tough situations.

Kraft added:

“You can feel the whole team feeding off Jordan’s attitude. With this level of performance and professionalism, I believe the Packers can go far.”

The competitive spirit at camp has become even fiercer and more inspiring as a result. Packers fans have every reason to believe: this new season could be the stage for Jordan Love to break out and assert himself as the new leader at Lambeau Field.

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