Packers QB leaves game against Jaguars

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love he left his team Victory 30-27 over Jacksonville Jaguars with a groin injury in the third quarter. He never returned to the game.

The Packers The quarterback ran limping after a pass in the third quarter. It is unclear when the injury occurred, as Love appeared to be dealing with the injury throughout the match.

Love missed two games earlier this season with an MCL sprain. The leg Love is limping with is the same leg he injured earlier in the season.

Malik Willis he entered with the relief of Love. Willis, who helped the Packers win both games in which Love played, led the team to Brandon McManus’ game-winning field goal in the final seconds.

The Packers initially traded for Love as “questionable” return with a groin injury, but never returned to play.

Love seemed to be dealing with the injury throughout the match. It is unclear when he was injured during the match.

While there was speculation that Love had re-aggravated the left anterior sprain he suffered earlier this season, the Packers did not include the ailment in their update.

On Monday, October 28 this year. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport stated that Love suffered a groin strain and would be monitored throughout the week. The Packers quarterback is considered an everyday player.

The The Packers play the Detroit Lions in Week 9 in a huge NFC North showdown.