Jordan Love had a Spectacular 2025 Season

This was a mostly healthy season as well. However, Love did suffer a concussion in one of the Bears games and missed the season finale versus the Vikings. While the concussion was a factor, the Packers ended up sitting starters due to locking their playoff seeding.

Love has made the playoffs in all three seasons as a starter. While seeding is always a big talking point, going from Aaron Rodgers to Love and making the playoffs every year is not an easy feat.

Next season the main goal must be to win the division. This is where the Packers coming up short matters massively. However, the Packers did have a much better season in the division than 2024. Sweeping the Lions, and tying the Bears and Vikings, with the last Vikings game being a rest game.

Jordan Love Continues to stay Consistent

Love cleaned up areas of struggle and looked incredibly competent in the pocket. He has mastered the offense and is able to manage the game more efficiently.

This season, Love threw six interceptions to twenty-three touchdowns, a solid ratio. Nonetheless, Love will throw some of the worst interceptions you will ever see. Most of the time, he throws the ball away and makes the right decision. Interceptions are always costly. However, it is fair to continue to expect better security

Other areas where Love thrived including his average depth of target, pressure to sack rate and big-time throws. This is something to be thrilled about if you’re a Packers fan.

Despite the offensive line play plummeting, Love ranked fourth in pressure to sack rate. Love took a ton of pressure this year and consistently was able to get out of it without taking a major sack.

Love also ranks in the top 10 with his average depth of target and big-time throws. This comes as no surprise, as the Packers can be one of the most explosive offensives once they fire on all cylinders.

Overall, this was a very positive season for Jordan Love. There is zero question that he is the right guy to continue to lead this team. With another year in the offense and gaining players back lost to injury, Love has everything he needs to continue to flourish heading into 2026.