Green Bay QB Jordan Love (thumb) returned to practice on Monday, according to Matt Schneidman of The Athletic.
Love recently underwent surgery to repair a ligament in his non-throwing hand, and just one week later, Green Bay’s signal caller is back on the practice field. Barring any setbacks, he’s fully on track to start Week 1 in a divisional clash with the Lions.
Last season, Love finished as the QB16 in fantasy points per game (16.3), held back primarily by limited passing volume and minimal rushing production. Green Bay leaned heavily on the run, posting the league’s second-highest neutral script rush rate (52.1%). Meanwhile, Love averaged just 1.7 rushing attempts and 5.5 rushing yards per game in 2024. Love did hint towards potentially running more in 2025, but we’ll have to see it first.
He projects as a mid-range QB2.
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