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Green Bay has spent the offseason tooling up for another run.

Jordan Love felt strongly about the Packers’ chances to challenge for a Super Bowl before then, believing they would come back better even directly after a crushing Divisional Round loss, and the team’s approach to free agency has only affirmed the quarterback’s beliefs

“We’re all very hungry for this upcoming year,” Love said on The Pivot Podcast, which was released on Friday. “The confidence from top to bottom is there. The organization believes that it’s the perfect time to have a chance to win a Super Bowl this year. Those conversations we had after the 49ers game were, man, work harder. Try and find ways to get better because next year we’re gonna do it.”

Green Bay’s new franchise signal-caller would perhaps lack such lofty thoughts — at least communicated so vocally — had the Packers not torn up the back half of their schedule to claim the NFC’s final wild-card spot.

Love’s ascendant performance down the stretch was a primary reason for his Packers going 6-2 to close the regular season. He scored 20 combined touchdowns with 2,150 passing yards, a 70.2 completion percentage and just one interception during that run, and then threw another three TDs while posting a career-high 157.2 passer rating as Green Bay throttled the Dallas Cowboys to become the NFL’s first No. 7 seed to advance past Super Wild Card Weekend since the playoffs expanded in 2020.

Green Bay would falter the following week against the No. 1 seed 49ers, with Love suffering his first multi-pick game in two and a half months in the unfriendly confines of Levi’s Stadium. But the upstart Packers still pushed the NFC’s eventual Super Bowl representative to the brink. They held a four-point lead with just over six minutes left, sitting three yards away from the red zone.

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