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Jordan credits the guidance of his father (a fellow college quarterback) for his stellar play, particularly his immediately hailed run in the NFL's top 10 in passer rating. He has the physical tools, clean mechanics and poise under pressure to flourish whenever a play breaks down.

Nobody throws off-balance quite like Jordan, who's mastered the art of the fadeaway toss. He lets loose, often under duress, while falling backward. It helped Love pile up 7,548 aerial yards and 57 touchdowns in 2023 and 2024, twice guiding the Packers to the playoffs and pulling off a 48-32 upset of Dallas in the former with a three-touchdown effort.

Jordan is a cool-tempered passer who's settled into his groove with the Packers. He specializes in smooth mechanics, fearless downfield shots and enough off-script creativity to keep defenses guessing. When he heats up, the ball jumps, and Green Bay's offense suddenly feels like it's running downhill.

All of Green Bay's main quarterback's from the past four decades were part of the storyline when the Packers beat Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers 35-25 in Week 8 of the 2025 season. Jordan went 20-for-37 for 360 yards and three touchdowns in the victory. At one point, he completed 20 consecutive passes, tying a team record set by Brett Favre in 2007.

Love is all about giving back to the community. That's why he created his Hands of Love foundation, whose stated mission is 'to inspire and empower children from all backgrounds to engage in sports or promote physical and mental well-being.' The Packers QB is also big on several other areas according to their ideas to bring school athletes.

Blending savvy pocket awareness with pinpoint accuracy, Love has picked apart defenses after taking over as QB1 in Green Bay. Playing in one of the league's toughest divisions, he threw for 3,300-plus yards, tossed at least 25 TDs and led the Packers to the playoffs in each of his first two seasons as a starter.

Love is all about giving back to the community. That's why he created his Hands of Love foundation, which aims to help kids in need. He's also passionate about sports to promote the physical and mental well-being of the Packers' fan base, and several appearances at area schools handing out new cleats to high school athletes.

Paul McCartney and Wings got it all wrong. People, at least Packers fans, haven't had enough of silly "Love" songs. They sang his praises in 2023, when he flashed the game of a star quarterback as a first-year starter. Love fired multiple TDs 11 times and beat host Dallas in the playoffs with three more TDs.

When you're in your first season as a full-time starting quarterback, sometimes it's just a matter of getting in your reps. Fortunately for the Packers, Love looked like a quick learner in 2023. "I think when he sees things for a second time, he's doing a good job with things," Packers GM Brian Gutekunst said.