'They're gonna be hard to beat': Former player has high hopes for Packers after win over Steelers

Sunday night was the first time in his career that Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers faced the Green Bay Packers. When it was all said and done, current Packers QB Jordan Love was standing tall after leading Green Bay to a 35-25 comeback win on the road.

Love was simply sensational against his former mentor, posting season-highs in pass yards (360), completion percentage (78.4%) and passer rating (134.2). He also threw three TD passes and became the first Packers QB to complete 20 passes in a row since Hall of Famer Brett Favre in 2007.

During an appearance on Monday's edition of "Get Up," former player and current ESPN NFL analyst Damien Woody was impressed by what he saw from Green Bay, but especially Love.

Damien Woody makes bold claim about Green Bay Packers after Jordan Love's clutch performance

"If Jordan Love is going to play like that, the Green Bay Packers are going to find themselves in Santa Clara in February," Woody said. "One thing we talked about with Jordan Love is sometimes it's Jekyll and Hyde with him. First half of the season, it's kind of unpredictable. Then, the second half of the season, he's playing like an MVP. Well, last night he looked like a MVP type of quarterback, and with all that young talent that the Green Bay Packers have on both sides of the ball, if the quarterback plays like this, they're gonna be very hard to beat."