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Love's stable TD rate over three years; QB2 finishes from scheme, not luck; buy-the-dip.
Love shows as a mild negative-regression case mechanically, but the source contradicts the signal. His touchdown rate has been stable and above average for three straight seasons (5.5, 5.9, 5.2 percent). His QB2 finishes owe to a run-heavy scheme, not touchdown luck. The source identifies him as a QB1 buy if Green Bay's pass rate climbs even to average.
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Love threw interception in two-minute drill during practice.
Quarterback Jordan Love is the starting quarterback for the Packers and threw bad balls in team periods during practice; Love had an interception thrown to Keisean Nixon in a two-minute drill.
Love threw mixed balls in team periods during final open practice.
Love is the starting quarterback for the Packers and participated in team periods during the final open practice on August 24, 2026, throwing both good and bad balls in team drills.
Love underrated; Packers' 22:1 Super Bowl odds questioned with healthy Parsons.
Jordan Love continues to be one of the most underrated quarterbacks in the NFL. The source questions whether Green Bay should really be 22:1 to win the Super Bowl if they return a healthy Micah Parsons in time for the playoffs, supporting the Super Bowl LXI Winner bet at +2200 odds.
Love returns with Watson and Kraft; defense hinges on Parsons' ACL recovery.
Jordan Love, Christian Watson, and Tucker Kraft return to pace a potent Packers offense; however, the defense remains a concern, particularly until Micah Parsons can return from ACL and meniscus tears, with Kimes noting that Parsons is truly the X factor for Green Bay's season.
Jordan Love ranks 1.36 in best ball with 192.2 projected score.
Ranked 1.36 in DraftKings 2026 best ball rankings with a score of 192.2, positioning him as an elite quarterback with strong projected fantasy production.
Love ranks 111th in 2026 best ball with a 115.0 score.
Ranked 111th overall in DraftKings 2026 best ball rankings with a best ball score of 115.0, indicating strong mid-tier QB valuation.
Love showed his elite form in limited preseason action with TD drive.
Love led a 12-play, 63-yard drive capped by an 11-yard TD strike to RB MarShawn Lloyd in preseason Week 2 before being pulled. The source notes 'You saw some of Love's usual special sauce even in the small sample,' indicating continued elite-level play.
Love ranked QB19 with 231 projected points.
Ranked QB19 in 2026 draft rankings with ADP of 90 and projected points of 231.
Love remains the primary quarterback for the Packers
Jordan Love is the primary quarterback for the Packers, with MarShawn Lloyd playing nine of 14 snaps alongside him during week two of the preseason.
Jordan Love is preferred over Breece Hall if healthy
Davis Mattek indicates a preference for Jordan Love over Breece Hall, contingent on confirmation that Love is healthy.
Love locked in as Packers' starting QB with no competition.
The source confirms Jordan Love as the uncontested starting quarterback for the Packers going into the 2026 regular season, with no competition at the position despite preseason evaluation of backup options.
Jordan Love is a confirmed roster lock at quarterback.
The source lists Jordan Love as a roster lock at quarterback, affirming his status as the clear starter going into the 2026 regular season.
Love completed 5 of 7 for 56 yards and 1 TD in preseason Week 2 drive; showed improved footwork and decision-making.
In Packers preseason Week 2 against Denver, Love led a 12-play, 63-yard TD drive in 6:35 with the first-team offense. On that drive, Love had 7 dropbacks, completing 5 of 7 for 56 yards and 1 TD. The film shows Love executing mirrored concepts (same route on both sides), making quick reads, and demonstrating improved footwork in the pocket with a half-step-back-and-throw adjustment on a crossing route to Matthew Golden. Love also showed nice placement leading receivers upfield and working through progressions to find MarShawn Lloyd in the red zone.
Love completes 5 of 7 for 56 yards and 1 TD in preseason week 2 drive.
In preseason week 2 against Denver, Love led a 12-play, 63-yard TD drive with the first-team offense in 6:35, completing 5 of 7 passes for 56 yards and 1 TD across 7 dropbacks. The source notes this was a 'really nice showing' from Love and the starting offense, highlighting his ability to work through progressions, make nice adjustments (half-step-back-and-throw on a crosser), and execute pocket movement concepts effectively.
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Love ranked higher but lost to Goff's dome games and weapons.
Jordan Love was ranked higher than Jared Goff but was passed over at 11.10 due to Goff's advantages in dome games, offensive weapons, and offensive line quality.
Love is Packers starter; backup competition ongoing.
Love is the Packers' starting quarterback, with the backup job competition between Taylor and McCord occurring behind him.
Love connected with Lloyd on 11-yard TD in preseason; accurate ball placement on choice route.
Threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to MarShawn Lloyd in preseason action; the pass came on a choice route where Lloyd cut toward the middle of the field, and LaFleur noted Love 'threw a great ball' on the play.
Jordan Love is a Team Toyota athlete for Yahoo Fantasy achievements.
Jordan Love is designated as a Team Toyota athlete in Yahoo Fantasy's 2024 season achievement system, making him eligible for the 'Ride Together' achievement (Bronze for drafting one, Silver for two, Gold for three Team Toyota athletes) and the 'Driven To Win' achievement (Bronze for three wins with a Team Toyota athlete in starting lineup, Silver for five, Gold for seven).
Love's QB1 upside is underpriced if Green Bay increases pass rate from run-heavy scheme.
Derek Brown argues Love's QB2 production (QB17, QB16) over the last two years masks his true upside and is not a reflection of declining talent. Love has been locked in a run-first, run-always offense, but if Green Bay increases its pass rate to league-average standards (last year ranked eighth in neutral rushing rate), Love could return to QB1 territory. Love has sustained above-average passing touchdown rates (5.5%, 5.9%, 5.2%) over three seasons and ranked eighth in yards per attempt, fifth in hero throw rate, 15th in catchable target rate, and 13th (tied) in fantasy points per dropback last year. Love's QB2 production is priced into his ADP; his upside as a QB1 is not.
Jordan Love ranked QB18 with 12-spot expert consensus boost.
Jordan Love ranked QB18 with ADP 107, consensus rank 166, and expert consensus score 126.8; positioned 12 spots above consensus rank in expert rankings.
Love locked in as Packers starting quarterback.
Love is listed as the starting quarterback on the post-Week 2 Packers depth chart, ahead of Tyrod Taylor and Kyle McCord.
Love limited to one drive in preseason; starters to rest in final tune-up.
Jordan Love got one drive with the first-team offense (12 snaps) against Denver, matching his snap count from the Pittsburgh game. Head coach Matt LaFleur plans to play starters in the joint practice against Arizona and rest them in the final preseason game of 2026.
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Love led opening TD drive; exited after first series.
Jordan Love led the Packers' opening drive, a 12-play, 66-yard touchdown drive that capped with a third and long conversion for a touchdown. He nearly threw an interception on his first play to Riley Moss and was beaten by Nik Bonitto's pressure on fourth down before finding a wide open receiver on a cross for a 20-yard gain. Love's night ended after the opening drive.
Love efficient in preseason: 5-of-7, 56 yards, TD in one series
Love went 5-of-7 for 56 yards and a touchdown in one series against Denver, completing a 12-play, 63-yard scoring drive; he threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to MarShawn Lloyd on third down and hit Matthew Golden for a 19-yard gain on fourth-and-1, demonstrating efficient execution in limited preseason action.
Jordan Love gets final preseason action before week one Vikings matchup.
Starting QB confirmed to play in this preseason game against Denver; this is the final opportunity to see Love on the field before the Packers meet the Vikings in week one, as Green Bay head coach Matt LaFleur intends to play his healthy starters for two drives and sit starting units in the preseason finale next week.
Love limited to minimal snaps in preseason Week 2.
Packers head coach Matt LaFleur is limiting Jordan Love's preseason snaps; Love played just one series in the opening preseason loss and will be limited to a drive in the Week 2 game against Denver.