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Just 12 Hours After Being Cut, the Super Bowl “Unsung Hero” Shocks the NFL by Gushing Over Jordan Love — Experts Declare: “He Wants to Go to Green Bay!”

Green Bay, Wisconsin – Only half a day after the Detroit Lions released Ross Dwelley, the veteran tight end instantly became the talk of the NFL again. Despite a modest career spent mostly in a backup role, Dwelley is widely known as the ultimate “glue guy,” the silent hero on the 49ers’ deep playoff runs. And in his very first public appearance after being cut, he stunned everyone by going out of his way to praise Jordan Love, the quarterback currently steering the Packers back into NFC contention.

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It happened during a late-night radio interview when Dwelley was asked which quarterbacks he’d most want to play with if given the chance. Instead of naming the usual MVPs like Mahomes or Lamar Jackson, he put Jordan Love first: “He plays calm in a way only the truly great QBs can. When you watch Love play, you can feel he’s in complete control of everything on the field. That’s the kind of quarterback every tight end wants to go to battle with,” Dwelley said.

Social media exploded immediately. Analysts from ESPN, NFL Network, and The Athletic all dropped the same take: Dwelley is “quietly sending a message” to the Packers, a team that just lost tight-end depth to injury. Plenty of Green Bay fans now see his praise as a blatant signal that he wants a career revival at Lambeau Field, especially while Love is playing the best football of his life.

On the flip side, some Lions and 49ers fans were upset. A few criticized Dwelley for praising a division rival’s QB right after getting cut. But for those who know Dwelley’s character, it was simply the sincerity of a blue-collar player who genuinely respects quarterbacks that elevate everyone around them. And while his future remains wide open, Dwelley added: “I just want to go somewhere I can create value, and sometimes you feel that place the moment you see how a quarterback leads his team.”

Now the question is whether the Packers will actually show interest in the veteran tight end who became a free agent just 12 hours ago. Whatever the answer, one glowing compliment for Jordan Love was enough to put Ross Dwelley, the former silent hero, back in the NFL spotlight in a way no one saw coming.

Patriots Superstar Admits He Was Once an Antifan, Didn't Like the Patriots But Has Now Changed Allegiance – Reveals the Moment That Made His Heart Fully Belong to New England
Foxborough, Massachusetts – January 30, 2026 Ahead of Super Bowl LX, a key star for the New England Patriots surprised fans by admitting that he was once not a fan of the team he now plays for. He shared that as a young football fan, he didn’t like the team during the Bill Belichick and Tom Brady era. With the Patriots always being the dominant team, he got tired of seeing the same team win repeatedly. “I always tell people, and y’all gonna kill me when I say this, but I did not like the Patriots,” he shared in a recent interview. The reason was simple: he just wanted to see someone else win. Funny moment with Milton Williams today after he was asked if he had any memories watching the Patriots growing up: "Ya'll gonna kill me when I say this, but I did not like the Patriots.""I wasn't a Tom Brady hater...When somebody always winning, it's like man, let somebody… pic.twitter.com/Rlg5fSlzGX — Nicole Menner (@NicoleMenner) January 29, 2026 However, after joining the Patriots, Milton Williams completely changed his perspective. He admitted that after understanding what goes on behind the team’s success, he realized the greatness of the Patriots. “I mean, I'm here now so I love the Patriots,” he said proudly. Now, he fully respects and understands the effort the team puts into maintaining their dominance over the years. Williams, a player from Crowley, Texas, has had a unique journey. He played college football at Louisiana Tech before being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 3rd round of the 2021 NFL Draft. When he joined the Patriots, he wasn’t just a young player but also someone with a fresh perspective on the team. He also shared that his frustration with the Patriots’ dominance led to his dislike of the team. However, that changed once he saw the effort and work the team put in to maintain success. “When you really get in it, and you really understand what comes with it and the work you gotta put into it, to consistently be doing that over and over again, you really can't say nothing,” Williams said. Before joining the Patriots, Williams had no personal or local reason to root for the team. However, once he became part of the New England system, he felt the love and loyalty that other players had for the team. Now, he is an indispensable part of the Patriots' defensive system. Milton Williams confirmed that he is fully committed to the Patriots and is ready to fight with everything for the team. “I’ve changed completely. I understand now that I’m part of the Patriots family and I will fight with everything for you guys,” Williams concluded. With this mindset, he is sure to be a key factor in the Patriots' Super Bowl LX campaign.