Packers QB Jordan Love suffered a sprained MCL, an MRI Saturday revealed.

His ACL is intact and the injury is not expected to be season-ending. Love is expected to miss some time. Malik Willis entered the game after Love suffered the injury during the final offensive drive for the Packers in Friday's 34-29 loss to the Eagles in Brazil. The Packers also have Sean Clifford on their practice squad at the moment. A positive note for Love from that standpoint.

Packers QB Jordan Love will undergo an MRI when the team arrives back in Green Bay.

The team reportedly has ruled out an ankle injury but the MRI will confirm. Love suffered the injury during the final drive of Green Bay’s 34-29 loss in Brazil to the Eagles. Malik Willis came in to finish the game. The good news is his ACL is reportedly intact. Packers fans are holding their breath as they await news of their franchise quarterback.

Titans are sending QB Malik Willis to the Packers in exchange for a 2025 seventh-round pick, per sources.

Related players: Sean Clifford, Mason Rudolph, Jordan Love, Will Levis

Willis is now likely to back up Love while the move pushes Clifford out as the Packers QB2. In Tennessee, Rudolph looks to be the Titans QB2 behind Levis.

The 65-yard touchdown pass that Dontayvion Wicks caught in stride on the third play of Saturday's preseason opener at the Cleveland Browns was reminiscent of the 17 deep balls that Jordan Love connected on last year.

Only two quarterbacks hit on more throws of 25 or more air yards last season: New Orleans' Derek Carr and Miami's Tua Tagovailoa with 19.

As perfect as that throw looked against the Browns on Saturday as it floated 27.7 yards in the air, according to NFL Next Gen Stats tracking, it's easy to forget that even with 17 deep-throw connections last season, Love's completion rate on those passes was no better than 15th among all quarterbacks.

Working to improve Love's 34.7% success rate on throws of 25-plus air-yards has been a focus in training camp, the story said. So even though it was a preseason game, it was Love's first deep attempt in live action - and it was a success. The story added last year Love struggled to hit his speed receivers on deep throws, many of which were under thrown. Love's fantasy value seems to be on the rise and he's surrounded by a ton of talent on the offensive side of the ball. Success on deep throws will only help continue his climb. Love is currently ranked 10th on our QB list.

Jordan Love and the Packers have agreed to a 4 year $220M contract, that makes him the highest paid QB in NFL history. He also gets a record $75M Signing Bonus plus $155M in new full guarantees.

The Packers offensive ascension went into overdrive in the second half of last season and now Love feels like a locked-in QB, regardless of what WR rotations they decide on. Nearly everyone on that side of the ball is young, making the sky the limit for the Franchise QB.

Jordan Love will not practice until he has a new deal, Brian Gutekunst says.

Love’s camp informed Packers of that decision Saturday, the tweet went on to say. The move makes sense from Love's side of things, as he's poised for what many think is a huge year after turning the corner last season. The good news, according to the tweet, is Gutekunst says a deal could get done in the coming days. However, that's not a lock as big deals take time. Gutekunst added, “I feel we’re close.”

With about 3 minutes to play and the Packers nursing a 24-19 lead, Christian Watson caught a little flip from quarterback Jordan Love, turned on the jets and raced around the left edge of the Chiefs’ defense.

With the first down secured, Watson gave himself up to stay inbounds and keep the clock rolling. Instead, his right hamstring gave way.

Watson missed the first three games of the season with an injured right hamstring. Coach Matt LaFleur said the team will get a better handle on the injury on Monday, according to the story. Watson was seemingly starting to find his way with QB Jordan Love and caught a TD pass against the Chiefs. We'll continue to update the situation but owners may want to prepare to be without Watson.

Jordan Love has thrown three touchdowns and six interceptions during the Packers recent losing streak, but head coach Matt LaFleur showed no doubts about the quarterback’s ability during his Monday press conference. LaFleur said Love has done enough “to show me that it’s all right there” and that it will be a collective effort to get the offense where it needs to go.

Related players: Sean Clifford

Injuries have made for a lot of shuffling of the parts around Love so far this year, the story said. However, it also pointed out Love needs to make plays under any circumstances. It's unlikely the Packers move in another direction as Clifford is the team's backup, a surprise draft pick out of Penn State this past season who is actually a year older than Love. The Packers get the Vikings in Week 8 and it should be a favorable matchup, despite the Vikings holding off the 49ers on MNF in Week 7.

Packers WR Christian Watson on whether he’ll play Thursday vs. the Lions. “That’s the plan,” he said.

Related players: Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed, Jordan Love

Watson has yet to suit up this season, but says he's going to play on a short week, Thursday night game against the Lions. Watson was considered close after logging limited practices leading up to Week 3. The contest could feature a lot of points and Watson would provide a nice boost for Love. Assuming he does play, it would remain to be seen if Watson jumps right back into action fully. Owners should be sure to check out our rankings and projections for Watson this week.

While Christian Watson got most of the attention for his big plays late last season, Doubs has seemingly become quarterback Jordan Love's go-to guy -- at least in the offseason practices. Whether it's in scripted team periods or move-the-ball drills like the two-minute simulation, Doubs has been targeted time and again. Don't forget, it was Doubs who starred last preseason when Love got all the No. 1 reps in the games because Aaron Rodgers didn't play. And Doubs was off to a strong start last year as a rookie until a midseason ankle injury changed his trajectory.

Related Players: Jayden Reed, Samori Toure

If Doubs becomes a target-hungry 1-2 punch with Watson, this inevitably pushes the rest of the Packers' options down the pecking order, most notably Jayden Reed. Reed was a second-round selection in this year's draft, but that doesn't automatically mean he will be an integral fantasy piece. This is a situation with fantasy ramifications that we need to keep an eye on.