Green Bay's starting quarterback admitted Wednesday that his participation at practice heading into Sunday’s matchup with Chicago was a significant development.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love used the bye week to put knee and groin injuries in the rear-view mirror, and coach Matt LaFleur is hopeful that a full week of practice leading into games will be "beneficial" for the second-year starter down the ...

"Certainly when you're limited in your lower half as a quarterback, really with any type of thrower that can have a big effect on your ability to just move around in the pocket or throw accurately," Head Coach Matt LaFleur said. "So it'll be good to just get him some practice under his belt where he's fully healthy."

The Green Bay Packers' first injury report for Week 11 shows they are getting healthier after their bye, including Jordan Love.

After guiding the Packers to a playoff victory in his first season as the starting quarterback, Love signed a four-year contract extension valued at $220 million just before the beginning of the 2024 NFL season. Hopefully for the Packers and their budget, he will not keep getting injured this season.

A strange fan theory shows that Packers quarterback Jordan Love might be about to play his best football of the season.

Despite the Chicago Bears' struggles, Packers quarterback Jordan Love still has plenty of respect for Green Bay's NFC North rivals.

The hope was that the Green Bay Packers, who were banged up in their Week 9 loss to the Detroit Lions, would be able to return fully healthy after their bye week. While six players were limited participants on Wednesday,