That was not the start the Green Bay Packers envisioned for the 2026 season. Not only did defensive coordinator Brian Flores lead an all-out assault in the fourth quarter, powering a 29-unanswered point outubrst by the Minnesota Vikings as the Packers dropped yet another game they led in the fourth quarter,

Poor communication among his blockers could be a reason Jordan Love was sacked four times and knocked to the ground 11 more times vs. the Vikings.

Sports Illustrated's Nick Faria lists three Packers who could be potential thorns in the Jets' side when the teams collide at MetLife Stadium in Week 2.

More than 18 months after participating in the 2020 Senior Bowl, Jordan Love is looking forward to his first pro contest when the Packers face the Texans on Saturday, Aug. 14, in Week 1 of the preseason.

Vikings starting QB Kyler Murray threw an interception on his first pass in purple and gold, then exited soon after with a concussion, forcing backup Carson Wentz into the game. Packers starter Jordan Love threw for nearly 200 yards with two touchdowns in an excellent first half. But it all somehow, almost inexplicably, slipped away.

Here’s where you’ll find Jordan Love in a look at the national quarterback power rankings.

New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn offered a concise scouting report on Jordan Love on Sept. 18, two days before Green Bay visits MetLife Stadium. “His arm talent is unbelievable,” Glenn said, via Zack Rosenblatt of The Athletic.

Green Bay’s Jordan Love already has established himself as one of the game’s elite quarterbacks as far as Packers coach Matt LaFleur is concerned.

Mike Florio previews the Packers taking to MetLife for a key Week 2 tilt against the Jets, where Green Bay is staring down its longest losing streak since 1990-91 and New York will look for its first INT in 18 games.