As Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love enters his third season as the starter, expectations will be high for the field general. In back-to-back seasons, he's led the team to an NFC Wild Card game,

The Packers have loaded up on weapons around quarterback Jordan Love this offseason, which not only has the potential to create a myriad of mismatches for opposing defenses but a struggle for Green Bay’s signal caller to keep each of his pass-catchers happy and engaged.

The Green Bay Packers did something they had not done in over two decades: select a wide receiver in the first round of the NFL Draft. Green Bay selected Matthew Golden as the 23rd overall, becoming the first wide receiver picked in the first round by the Packers since Javon Walker in 2002.

While it is still early, it is already looking like Matthew Golden has built some real chemistry with starting QB Jordan Love at Packers training camp.