'Big moment. Cool moment.': The play that set Jordan Love on course as the Packers' franchise QB

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is Green Bay's first-year starting quarterback.

Love 's 53-yard bomb to Christian Watson on the first offensive play of last year's Thanksgiving Day game is a highlight reel.

Coach Mike Sanford knew Love had reached a critical point for any quarterback who hoped to become a star.

Love has completed 62% of his passes against blitzes with 17 touchdowns and six interceptions.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love has become more assertive this season.

Love has sent out a list of plays he sees other teams running that look good.

Love says he's a competitor but avoids confrontation.

Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander has told Love he should be harder on his teammates.

It was part of his 18 -touchdown, one -interception regular-season finish that convinced the Packers he was their franchise quarterback going forward. "That was a big one," Myers said. "I think that was right around the start where [the Packers ] were really starting to take off. I think that launched us in the right direction and we've kind of been playing some good football since, for the most part. Big moment. Cool moment.".