Jordan Love on what is holding the Green Bay Packers back from being an elite team and he gives his thoughts on Super Bowl LIX in this one-on-one interview.

GREEN BAY – Green Bay will never host a Super Bowl. The reason is simple: The event is too big and Green Bay is too small. Fortunately, that's not the case for the NFL's second most important event, the NFL draft, which Green Bay will host on April 24-26. But the Super Bowl, that's another matter.

Just don’t call it the NFL’s first three-peat. While all eight teams that won back-to-back Super Bowls before Kansas City did it the past two seasons lost before making it back for a third, the NFL has had two runs of three straight championships — both by Green Bay.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are saying goodbye to many different top-tier players as they take off for the NFL. While it's sad to see so much talent go, fans will s

Adams followed up with a question regarding Green Bay's best kept secret eatery, to which Love quickly responded with the Italian restaurant, Angelina restaurant at 117 N. Adams St., in downtown Green Bay. Love is very familiar with the establishment, as he called it his favorite Green Bay restaurant before in an interview with Bleacher Report.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love has made it clear he would love if a former All-Pro defender joined him in Green Bay in the near future.

Jordan Love will be hoping to lead the Green Bay Packers back into the NFL Playoffs next season after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round this term