Jordan Love

• Finished his career at Utah State ranked No. 2 in school history in passing yards (8,600), completions (689) and attempts (1,125), tied for No. 2 in TD passes (60), and No. 3 in completion percentage (61.2) despite playing just three seasons.
• Set school career records for total offense (9,003 yards), 300-yard passing games (12) and completions of 80-plus yards (four).
• Earned honorable mention All-Mountain West recognition as a junior in 2019 after setting a single-season school record with 293 completions and posting 3,402 passing yards, the second most in a season in school history.
• As a sophomore in 2018, set Utah State single-season records for TD passes (32), passing yards (3,567) and 300-yard passing games (seven).
• Became just the fifth Utah State player in school history to be selected in the first round of the NFL draft, joining Bill Munson (L.A. Rams, 1964, No. 7 overall) as the only QBs in school history to be picked in the first round.
• Became the ninth QB in franchise history and the fourth since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger to be selected in the first round by the Packers.
• Was named the California Interscholastic Foundation (CIF) Division 1 Valley League Offensive Player of the Year by the Bakersfield Californian and earned all-area co-MVP honors as a senior in 2015 at Liberty High School in Bakersfield, Calif.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:

• Selected by the Packers in the first round (No. 26 overall) of the 2020 NFL Draft, a pick obtained from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for Green Bay's first-round pick (No. 30 overall) and its fourth-round selection (No. 136).
• Became just the fifth Utah State player in school history to be selected in the first round of the NFL draft, joining Bill Munson (L.A. Rams, 1964, No. 7 overall) as the only QBs in school history to be picked in the first round.
• Became the ninth QB in franchise history and the fourth since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger to be selected in the first round by the Packers.
• Joined Utah's Alex Smith (No. 1 overall by San Francisco in 2005) and Wyoming's Josh Allen (No. 7 overall by Buffalo in 2018) as the only QBs in Mountain West Conference history to be selected in the first round.
• Finished his career at Utah State ranked No. 2 in school history in passing yards (8,600), completions (689) and attempts (1,125), tied for No. 2 in TD passes (60) and No. 3 in completion percentage (61.2) despite playing just three seasons.
• Set school career records for total offense (9,003 yards), 300-yard passing games (12) and completions of 80-plus yards (four).
• Earned honorable mention All-Mountain West recognition as a junior in 2019 after setting a single-season school record with 293 completions and posting 3,402 passing yards, the second most in a season in school history.
• As a sophomore in 2018, set Utah State single-season records for TD passes (32), passing yards (3,567) and 300-yard passing games (seven).
• Appeared in 12 games and started the final six contests of the season as a redshirt freshman, setting a single-season school record for passing yards (1,631) by a freshman.
• Was named the California Interscholastic Foundation (CIF) Division 1 Valley League Offensive Player of the Year by the Bakersfield Californian and earned all-area co-MVP honors as a senior in 2015 at Liberty High School in Bakersfield, Calif.
• As a senior at Liberty High, threw for 2,148 yards and 24 TDs while rushing for 806 yards and eight TDs as he led the Lions to their first-ever Central Section Division I title.
• Earned his degree in human movement science.

2020 SEASON: Was inactive (third QB) for all 16 games and both postseason games…Was placed on reserve/COVID-19 on Nov. 6 and was activated on Nov. 10.

2019: Completed 293 of 473 passes (61.9 percent) for 3,402 yards and 20 TDs with 17 INTs…Earned honorable mention All-Mountain West recognition and earned third-team all-league honors from Phil Steele's College Football…Set single-season school records for completions and attempts, while his passing-yardage total ranked No. 2 in school annals…Registered 3,577 yards of total offense, the third most in school history…Ranked No. 3 in the conference and No. 23 in the nation in passing yards per game (261.7 ypg)…Carried the ball 81 times for 175 yards (2.2 avg.)…At Wake Forest (Aug. 30): Completed a career-high 33 passes on 48 attempts (68.8 pct.) for a season-high 416 yards and three TDs, with his completion total checking in at No. 2 in school history…Vs. Stony Brook (Sept. 7): Connected on 25 of 34 passes (73.5 pct.) for 294 yards and a TD while adding 31 rushing yards on three carries (10.3 avg.), highlighted by a career-long 22-yard run…At Fresno State (Nov. 9): Connected on 30 of 39 passes (76.9 pct.) for 388 yards and two TDs…Vs. Wyoming (Nov. 16): Threw a season-long 80-yard TD pass, finishing with 282 yards and two TDs on 18-of-29 passing (62.1 pct.)…Vs. Kent State (Tropical Smoothie Cafe Frisco Bowl): Threw three TD passes for the second straight game, completing 30 of 39 passes (76.9 pct.) for 317 yards as he set the USU record for most completions in a bowl game.

2018: Earned second-team All-Mountain West honors from both the league's coaches and Phil Steele's College Football after completing 267 of 417 passes (64.0 pct.) for 3,567 yards and 32 TDs with six INTs…Led the conference and ranked No. 10 in the country in passing efficiency (158.3)…Led the MWC and was tied for No. 8 in the nation in TD passes…Set single-season school records for TD passes, passing yards, 300-yard passing games (seven) and for being named the Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week (five times)…Also tied the single-season school record with a pair of 400-yard passing games…His 267 completions and 3,630 yards of total offense ranked No. 2 in school annals…Posted a career-high seven rushing TDs on the season, posting 63 yards on 43 carries (1.5 avg.)…Helped Utah State set a Mountain West record with 618 points scored in 13 games, breaking the previous mark of 608 points scored by BYU in 2001 in 14 games…At Michigan State (Aug. 31): Completed 29 of 44 passes (65.9 pct.) for 319 yards and scored on a 1-yard TD run in the season opener against the No. 11-ranked Spartans…Vs. Air Force (Sept. 22): Earned his first MWC Offensive Player of the Week honor after throwing for 356 yards and two TDs on 26-of-38 passing (68.4 pct.)…At Brigham Young (Oct. 5): Earned conference Offensive Player of the Week recognition for the second straight game after throwing four TD passes for the first time in his career…Vs. UNLV (Oct. 13): Earned his third straight Offensive Player of the Week award after completing 17 of 23 passes (73.9 pct.) for 322 yards and a career-high five TDs, matching the school single-game record for TD passes…Vs. New Mexico (Oct. 27): Earned his fourth MWC Offensive Player of the Week honor after throwing for 448 yards and four TDs on 23-of-34 passing (67.6 pct.) while also adding a rushing TD…Vs. San Jose State (Nov. 10): Posted a career-high 491 passing yards, the third most in a game in school history, and matched his career best with five TD passes as he took home conference Offensive Player of the Week honors for the fifth time on the season. Threw a career-long 88-yard TD pass to RB Darwin Thompson in the third quarter, the sixth-longest pass play in school history…Vs. North Texas (New Mexico Bowl, Dec. 15): Was named the Offensive Most Valuable Player after throwing for 359 yards and four TDs on 21-of-43 passing (48.8 pct.) while adding a rushing TD. Set USU records for the most TD passes, the most passing yards and the most yards of total offense (362) in a bowl game.

2017: Appeared in 12 games and started the final six contests of the season as a redshirt freshman…Completed 129 of 235 passes (54.9 pct.) for 1,631 yards and eight TDs with six INTs…Set a single-season school record for passing yards by a freshman…Added 165 rushing yards and two TDs on 46 carries (3.6 avg.)…Vs. Idaho State (Sept. 7): Made his collegiate debut, completing 3 of 6 passes (50.0 pct.) for 18 yards…At Wake Forest (Sept. 16): Threw his first career TD pass, connecting on a 77-yarder with RB Gerold Bright in the third quarter, and finished with 171 passing yards on 6-of-13 passing (46.2 pct.)…At UNLV (Oct. 21): Made his first collegiate start, taking home Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week honors after connecting on 19 of 27 passes (70.4 pct.) for a season-high 316 yards and two TDs while adding eight carries for 42 yards (5.3 avg.) and a TD, the first rushing TD of his college career. The 316 passing yards were the third most in a game in school history by a freshman…Vs. Hawaii (Nov. 18): Posted a career-high 47 rushing yards and a TD on six attempts (7.8 avg.) and added 110 passing yards and a TD on 10-of-16 passing (62.5 pct.)…At Air Force (Nov. 25): Connected on 17 of 30 passes (56.7 pct.) for 284 yards and two TDs and added six carries for 32 yards (5.3 avg.), including a season-long 20-yard run…Vs. New Mexico State (NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl, Dec. 29): Posted a season-high 25 completions on 44 attempts (56.8 pct.) for 254 yards.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was named the CIF Division I Valley League Offensive Player of the Year by the Bakersfield Californian and earned all-area co-MVP honors as a senior at Liberty High School in Bakersfield, Calif. …Completed 114 of 224 passes (50.9 pct.) for 2,148 yards and 24 TDs while also rushing for 806 yards and eight TDs on 128 carries (6.3 avg.) as he led the Lions to their first-ever Central Section Division I title…Threw for 200-plus yards in six games on the season and threw at least one TD pass in every game…Had a season-long 76-yard pass in two separate games…Posted two 100-yard rushing games on the season and registered a season-high three rushing TDs against Frontier High…As a junior, connected on 102 of 198 passes (51.5 pct.) for 1,930 yards and 18 TDs…Also rushed for 384 yards and five TDs on 86 carries (4.5 avg.)…Played basketball his first three years in high school and did the high jump, long jump and triple jump in track his first two years.

PERSONAL: Given name Jordan Alexander Love…Born in Bakersfield, Calif. …Visited nursing homes and helped at youth football camps while he was in college...Residence: Bakersfield, Calif.