Wednesday Cheese Curds: Jordan Love’s OTA work is a step in the right direction

If offseason work is about smoothing out the rough spots, the Packers are right where they need to be.

Jordan Love’s up-and-down performances have been an undercurrent of the OTA portion of the offseason program. He’s flashed high-level ability and made some low-level mistakes, and he still appears to be very much a work in progress.

But that’s what this time is for. If Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur are right and Love needs to play, every rep — even every mistake — matters. It’s a step from where he is toward where the Packers hope he can be. The bumps in the road are just a part of the journey.

Jordan Love pushing boundaries, learning lessons in Packers OTAs | Packers.com

Love is learning on the job in his first offseason as the Packers’ starting quarterback.

Jordan Love, Romeo Doubs strengthen their connection, other takeaways from final week of Packers OTAs | Packers News

Romeo Doubs continues to show up and show out in OTAs.

Packers edge rusher room with a run defense mindset | Packers Wire

I don’t know if a mindset shift will be all that much help, but it sure can’t make the Packers worse against the run.

From Lagos to Lambeau - Packers’ Kenneth Odumegwu on (Jordan) Love and basketball | ESPN

Whatever happens with Odumegwu this year, he’s already one of the most fascinating stories on the team.

Extremely rare orange lobster caught in Maine | UPI

I didn’t know lobsters could be orange!