Jordan Love’s road to 100 TDs looks far more like Aaron Rodgers than Brett Favre

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love enters Sunday's matchup against the New England Patriots sitting on 99 career touchdown passes, needing just one more to become the fifth passer in franchise history to reach the century mark. Sitting at 1,838 pass attempts, Love is set to hit the 100-touchdown milestone faster than Brett Favre, who required 2,026 attempts, though just behind Aaron Rodgers' mark of 1,777 passes.

Lombardi Ave argues that Love's efficiency and touchdown-to-interception ratio align much closer to Rodgers than Favre despite popular narratives questioning his ball security. Love currently boasts a plus-62 touchdown-to-interception differential compared to Rodgers' plus-66 at the same career juncture, while Favre stood at plus-38.