Jordan Love

Love suffered a Week 16 concussion vs. Chicago that limited him to 36% snaps that week and cost him Week 17 vs. Baltimore, adding a head injury to a 2025 medical file that also included a thumb procedure and a non-throwing-arm injury.

Despite a career-low 6 interceptions and career-best 101.2 rating in 2025, multiple outlets (Athlon, Heavy) flag Love's turnover trend and streaky week-to-week play as the single biggest swing factor for 2026 — his production has come in bursts rather than sustained stretches.

Green Bay's leading 2025 target Romeo Doubs is no longer in the receiving room, leaving Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, and Jayden Reed to absorb expanded roles without a proven, established WR1 alongside Love.

Jayden Reed's contract extension locks in continuity alongside Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, and Tucker Kraft, giving Love one of the more stable and talented skill-position groups of his career entering a third full season as starter.

Love posted a career-best passer rating and his fewest turnovers in a season in 2025, and reporting indicates Green Bay plans to lean on him for even more passing volume in 2026 — a trajectory that supports continued year-over-year growth.

Love carries a 95% snap share with zero meaningful competition behind him (Tyrod Taylor, Malik Willis, Clayton Tune, Kyle McCord are all clear backups), giving him one of the safest every-down floors at the position.