In a concerning development for the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Jordan Love may have sustained a significant injury during Sunday’s game against the Detroit Lions. Sources close to the team indicate that Love is believed to have injured his MCL, with further testing and evaluations pending to determine the full extent of the damage.

The injury occurred late in the game as Love was scrambling out of the pocket under pressure from the Lions’ defense. He appeared to favor his left leg as he moved, and team officials quickly took note of his discomfort. Despite continuing to play through the remainder of the contest, there were clear signs that Love was not operating at full capacity.

The Packers’ medical staff is currently conducting further tests to confirm the injury, and the severity of the MCL issue will likely determine whether Love will need to miss time or be sidelined for a more extended period. At this point, the team has not yet ruled out the possibility of him playing in next week’s game, but his availability will depend on the results of the MRI and additional assessments.

Jordan Love, who has been starting for the Packers in his first season as the full-time quarterback, had shown flashes of brilliance this year but had also struggled with consistency. If Love’s injury proves to be serious, backup quarterback Sean Clifford or potentially Danny Etling could be called upon to take the reins in his absence.

The Packers will likely provide an official update after further evaluations, but fans and team personnel are anxiously awaiting more clarity on the situation. The team will also be monitoring how the injury impacts their game planning moving forward.

Stay tuned for updates as more details emerge.