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Packers Starting QB Love Ruled Out for Week 17 Matchup vs. Ravens
Jordan Love failed to clear concussion protocol after a helmet-to-helmet hit, so Malik Willis will start as Packers face Ravens at Lambeau Field in Week 17.
- On Friday, the Green Bay Packers ruled Jordan Love out and announced Malik Willis is expected to start Saturday's Week 17 game at Lambeau Field against the Baltimore Ravens.
- Jordan Love entered the NFL concussion protocol after a helmet-to-helmet hit from Austin Booker at Soldier Field and did not clear the protocol six days after the injury.
- Despite his ailments, Willis practiced on Thursday but had missed Wednesday's session; the Packers plan to promote Clayton Tune as his backup for Saturday.
- Though Green Bay had already clinched a playoff berth when Detroit lost 23-10 at Minnesota, the Packers still must win Saturday against the Baltimore Ravens to keep their NFC North hopes alive.
- With Jackson listed as doubtful, Tyler Huntley would likely start for Baltimore if Jackson can't go, while The Athletic gives the Bears an 86% chance to win the NFC North versus 14% for Green Bay.
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So, Malik Willis is apparently the healthiest available quarterback for the Green Bay Packers after Jordan Love was officially downgraded from questionable to out on Friday ahead of Saturday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens.Both Willis and Love were listed as questionable on Thursday’s injury report, but Love ultimately was unable to clear the team’s concussion protocol.That means it’s going to be Willis starting for the Packers. Willis, by t…
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