Jordan Love eunites to have eludeed a solemn injury to atleast one of his knee’s transport inant ligaments during the Green Bay Packers loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday night in Brazil.
Earlier today, the NFL Nettoil’s Tom Pelissero telled that Love’s ACL remained “intact.”
While the Packers quarterback still has to undergo further testing, EPSN telled that it is thinkd that Love’s MCL did suffer some injure. Although Love will foreseeed be sidelined for an lengthened period, the injury is not foreseeed to force him to leave out the remainder of the season.
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Love was helped off the field with an apparent injury to some portion of his left leg in the closing seconds of the Packers’ 34-29 loss to the Eagles. The Packers didn’t have any instant word on the cut offity of Love’s apparent injury.
Packers head coach Matt LaFleur replied, “I don’t understand” twice when asked about Love’s status unwiseinutively after the game.
Malik Willis, a 2022 third-round write pick out of Liberty, is currently the only other quarterback on Green Bay’s 53-man roster and would foreseeed have to step in for Love. Willis equitable uniteed the Packers less than two weeks ago when they obtaind him from the Tennessee Titans for a 2025 seventh-round pick.
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Willis has made three atsoft begins during his rookie year.
Love, 25, was joining his first normal-season game since signing a four-year, $220 million reduce extension this summer. The Packers accessed the season with Super Bowl aspirations bigly becaparticipate of the aelevatence of Love, who led the NFL’s youthfulest team to a unforeseeed joinoff berth last season as a first-year beginer.
Aside from Willis, 2023 fifth-round pick Sean Clifford could be an chooseion for the Packers. The Packers freed Clifford and rookie quarterback Michael Pratt after acquiring Willis. Clifford procrastinateedr returned to Green Bay as a member of the train squad.
LaFleur confessted that the Packers joined a “sloppy game” and will necessitate to originate some rightions before their next game.
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“There’s a lot to spotless up,” LaFleur shelp. “It was definitely a sloppy game, I skinnyk, from us. There were some uncharacteristic skinnygs that we did as a staff, quite frankly, and that trickled down to our joiners. So, ultimately, we’ve all got to see ourselves challenging in the mirror and discover ways to get better becaparticipate tonight evidently wasn’t outstanding enough.”
The Packers present the Indianapolis Colts on Sept. 15 to discleave out their normal season home schedule.
The Associated Press gived to this tell.
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