Packers QB Jordan Love reacts to MVP chants at place nearly 2,000 miles away from Lambeau
After stepping into the starting quarterback role following Aaron Rodgers’ departure, Jordan Love has gradually established himself as the driving force behind the Green Bay Packers’ offense. Love delivered another outstanding performance to help Green Bay secure its fifth win in the last six games against the New England Patriots on Sunday, […] The post Packers QB Jordan Love reacts to MVP…
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love received MVP chants from the crowd at Foxborough during their recent victory against the New England Patriots. Despite the impressive ovation coming from a stadium nearly 2,000 miles away from Lambeau Field, Love expressed his genuine appreciation for the fans. "Man, it’s awesome," Love said.
"It’s definitely a very cool feeling to be able to hear fans chanting that. But that’s all I can say, man, it’s a really cool feeling. And I appreciate all the fans, you know what I mean? We got the best fans being able to show up and pack the stadium out and be the last ones standing there." Love has steadily solidified his role as the Packers' starting quarterback following Aaron Rodgers' departure.
In the game against the Patriots, Love delivered another stellar performance, completing 23 of 29 passes for 372 yards and three touchdowns, and he did so without an interception. This was the eighth game of the 2026 season for the quarterback, who has amassed 2,618 passing yards, 19 touchdowns, and six interceptions, with a completion rate of 63%.
Love's consistent performance has put him in the MVP conversation for the season. The Packers' win over the Patriots improved their record to 6-3.
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