GREEN BAY – Packers quarterback Jordan Love has been named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance during Sunday's 45-27 win over New England.
Love completed 23 of 29 passes for 372 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions against the Patriots to finish with a career-high 153.2 passer rating (minimum 15 pass attempts). He also scrambled for a 13-yard TD in the victory.
Love currently leads the NFL in passing yards (2,618), 20-plus-yard completions (40), 25-plus-yard completions (27) and 40-plus-yard completions (12).
Sunday marked the second time this season that Love had six completions of 25-plus yards (also vs. Chicago in Week 5). No other QB in the NFL has had one game with six-plus completions of 25-plus yards this season.
The last NFL QB to have two such games in a season was San Francisco's Brock Purdy in 2022 (Weeks 8 and 14). Dating back to 1994, Love is the only Green Bay QB to have two such games in a single season.
It's the fifth time Love has been honored with the award. He was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week twice in 2025 (Weeks 8 and 13) and twice in 2023 (Weeks 17-18).
