The Green Bay Packers have a good quarterback, even if they don’t seem to use him correctly.
Jordan Love has always been a subject of debate, but numbers don’t lie, and his are pretty good.
He recently joined rare QB company with elite career stats.
According to Zach Jacobson, Love is the fourth quarterback in NFL history to have at least 10,000 career passing yards with more than 70 touchdowns and fewer than 30 interceptions in his first 50 games.
He joined Patrick Mahomes, Dak Prescott and Russell Wilson, and anytime you’re on a list with two Super Bowl champions, you’re doing something right.
The full list of quarterbacks to ever play in the NFL who surpassed 10,000 career passing yards with more than 70 touchdowns and fewer than 30 interceptions in their first 50 games:
— Patrick Mahomes
— Dak Prescott
— Russell Wilson
— Jordan Love
— zach jacobson (@zacobson) November 5, 2025
Love is also looking to become the third consecutive Packers quarterback to win the Super Bowl in his age-27 season, after Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers did it before him.
Notably, Love is going to need some help from his head coach to do so.
Despite Green Bay’s glaring run-blocking issues, Matt LaFleur continues to try to establish the run instead of putting the ball in Love’s hands.
When he does allow him to throw, he’s being limited to passes behind the line of scrimmage.
Love has a reputation for turning the ball over, but his stats say otherwise.
So, if the Packers believe in him as their franchise QB, they might as well give him some freedom to make the most of the receivers he has at his disposal.
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