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Green Bay Packers General Manager Brian Gutekunst revealed on Tuesday morning that franchise quarterback Jordan Love will undergo a procedure due to a lingering ligament issue. The injury was suffered in the Packers’ 30-10 preseason loss to the New York Jets on Saturday, where he took a sack and was just 1/5 passing for seven yards.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter however delivered some good news to Packers fans following the announcement, as he revealed that Love should be ready to go for Green Bay’s season opener against the Detroit Lions on Sept. 7.
Packers QB Jordan Love, who is undergoing a procedure on a ligament issue with his left thumb, suffered the injury in Green Bay’s preseason opener. The team is hoping Love can return to practice next week, and the Packers expect him to be ready for the regular-season opener. pic.twitter.com/absr2eGv3i
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 12, 2025
Love is no stranger to dealing with injury issues, as he suffered an MCL sprain near the end of Green Bay’s season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles last season. He would go onto miss the next two games, but returned for Green Bay’s week four matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.
He was injured once again in the Packers’ regular-season ending loss to the Chicago Bears, leading to a miserable performance against the Eagles in the team’s Wild Card Round clash. Love passed for just 212 and no touchdowns while tossing three interceptions, leading to a 22-10 to the eventual Super Bowl Champions.