US EditionJordan Love Has Big Goals as He Heads Into His 3rd Season as Packers' Starting QB
- Jordan Love enters his third year as the Green Bay Packers' starting quarterback following the team's first-round playoff defeat against the Philadelphia Eagles in January 2025.
- Love missed 2½ games last season due to a left knee injury suffered in the season opener in Brazil and later a left groin injury that affected his mobility and accuracy.
- Despite setbacks, Love finished strong in 2023 with a 70.3% completion rate, 2,150 passing yards, 18 touchdowns, and a 112.7 passer rating over the final eight games.
- Love stated, "That's the goal for us," emphasizing his intent to lead the team to a Super Bowl while coach Matt LaFleur praised his offseason progress and handling of new challenges.
- The Packers plan joint practices in Indianapolis and Green Bay before training camp starts July 23, aiming for improved team cohesion and performance in the coming season.
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Packers' Matt LaFleur Claps Back at Jordan Love Critics
There were hopes, after Packers quarterback Jordan Love closed the 2023 season on what appeared to be a truly magical run, one that included a 6-2 record to close the year and a stunning upset of the Cowboys on the road in the wild-card round of the playoffs–a game in which he badly outplayed Dallas star Dak Prescott–that 2024 was going to be tinged with magic, too.The Packers were seen as Super Bowl contenders. Love was an MVP candidate, having…
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Jordan Love has big goals as he heads into his third season as Packers' starting QB
Jordan Love doesn’t necessarily agree with the assertion that he and the Green Bay Packers took a step back last season. But the Packers quarterback is certain about this much: It’s time for his team and his game to take…
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