An MRI confirmed optimism about Jordan Love’s status: He’ll be day to day and has a shot to play Sunday.

Related players: Malik Willis

The injury wasn't believed to be all that serious as of earlier today, but Love now being day to day gives him a shot to play in Week 9. The Packers do have a bye in Week 10, perhaps giving them a reason to sit Love in Week 9 and give him the extra week of rest before coming back for Week 11. Owners will want to continue to monitor Love's status this week as he could end up playing. The Packers do have a later Sunday home game against the Lions and they then play the Bears in Week 11.

Packers QB Jordan Love is dealing with a groin injury that is considered minor, however, Love's status for Week 9 is in doubt.

Related players: Malik Willis

If Love sits out Week 9, and with the bye in Week 10, he could hopefully be ready to go for Week 11, which is a big game at the Bears in the early slate of games that Sunday. Willis played well filling in for Love earlier this season, so it would seem to make sense the Packers wouldn't push Love to play this week, instead opting to give him two weeks off. Love's status should still be monitored this week, but given the way this sets up, Love owners may want to start planning ahead now.

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said there is “obviously a high level of concern” regarding the groin injury for quarterback Jordan Love.

Love left in the middle of Green Bay’s 30-27 win over the Jaguars. He went 14-of-23 for 196 yards with an interception before leaving. He has already missed time this season with a knee injury. Malik Willis finished the game and led the drive that resulted in the game-winning field goal. The Packers host the Lions next week before their bye in Week 10.

Packers QB Jordan Love (knee) is expected to return to the lineup Sunday against the Vikings.

Love ends up missing just two games with his sprained MCL that he suffered at the end of Week 1. Another sign the Packers expect Love back is they did not elevate QB Sean Clifford from the practice squad. Malik Willis held his own in two starts but Love gives the Packers that extra boost. Love does have a tough matchup as the Vikings have been swarming opposing quarterbacks this season. Love currently sits as our QB13 this week.

Jordan Love was once again practicing in pads (and doling out handshakes) Thursday.

Only non-participant was OL Jordan Morgan (shoulder).

Related Players: Malik Willis

Love seems like he's trending in the right direction to suit up in Week 4, which brings a huge boost to the passing game with it. If he is back at 100% he should once again be considered a fringe QB1.

QB Jordan Love (knee) will begin the week as a limited participant in practice and remains day to day, per HC Matt LaFleur.

Related players: Malik Willis

The hope for the Packers is Love is back in action for a big divisional showdown vs. the 3-0 Vikings. Love was questionable leading up to Week 3, so there is some hope he'll be able to go in Week 4. The good news for fantasy owners is this is an early Sunday game, so there will plenty of time to adjust your fantasy lineups. The Packers may not want to give anything away, so this could be a game-time call, but hopefully we'll be able to get a better idea with this week's practice reports.

According to Matt LaFleur, Jordan Love is questionable for Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.

Related Players: Malik Willis

Green Bay rolled out the perfect gameplan for Willis in Love's Week 2 absence, but we shouldn't assume the latter only gets 14 pass attempts if he's good to go for Week 3. If he's ready to suit up, mark him down as a low-end QB1 against the Titans, otherwise, keep expectations in check for all Packers pass-catchers.

Despite what was projected to be a 3-to-4 week absence due to his knee injury, there is a chance that Packers QB Jordan Love can make it back in time to start Sunday at the Titans.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if he plays this week,” said one source. “It’s definitely day-by-day like he said, and 50-50 at best right now.” But the larger point might be that, even if Love cannot make it back by Sunday, he’ll have a realistic chance to return next week at home vs. the Vikings, which would mark a two-game absence.

Related Players: Malik Willis

A "50-50" shot means we shouldn't be depending on him to start for our fantasy squads this week, but it seems like he is locked into Week 4, at the least. Great news for Love and the Packers' fantasy pieces on a whole.

Jordan Love practicing for first time since spraining his MCL in opener against Eagles. An awfully good sign for QB1’s availability this week in Tennessee.

Related Players: Malik Willis

Green Bay rolled out the perfect gameplan for Willis in Love's absence, but we shouldn't assume the latter only gets 14 pass attempts if he's good to go for Week 3. If he's ready to suit up, mark him down as a low-end QB1 against the Titans.

Matt LaFleur says Malik Willis is Packers starting quarterback until Jordan Love returns from knee injury: "If Jordan is not cleared, then we'll start Malik, and [Sean Clifford] will be the backup."

The Packers traded for Willis right before the start of the season and he jumps over Clifford as the starter if Love is out. Love could miss up to three weeks according to reports. LaFleur did say "If Jordan is not cleared," perhaps leaving the door open for Week 2. However, that seems unlikely according to other reports and he's expected to at least miss Week 2. Willis is worth picking up in deeper leagues or in two QB or superflex leagues. He hasn't shown much in his limited time with Tennessee, but the Packers are loaded with weapons on offense and with Willis's ability to run, it makes him an interesting play if needed.