Jordan Love’s latest snub exposes a deeper misunderstanding—and that quiet disrespect may be exactly what ignites Green Bay’s next surge.QQ
In his third year as a starter, Jordan Love is yet to make his first Pro Bowl.
What else could Jordan Love have done? Despite being one of the most efficient and prolific quarterbacks in football in 2025, the Packers franchise player was snubbed again and won’t be in the Pro Bowl. Ultimately, edge defender Micah Parsons was the only Packer to make the list.
It’s Love’s third season as a starter, and you can have reasonable arguments that he deserved the nod both in 2023 and 2025. However, that simply didn’t happen.
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The NFC quarterbacks selected are Los Angeles Rams’ Matthew Stafford, Dallas Cowboys’ Dak Prescott, and Seattle Seahawks’ Sam Darnold.
The Pro Bowl is still a relevant recognition to Love’s career, but the ultimate goal is always not to be on it. If the Packers get where they want to, Jordan Love will have more important things to do that weekend, preparing with his teammates for a Super Bowl.
The Packers have two games left in the regular season, and one win puts them in the playoffs. With two wins, they still have a shot at winning the NFC North — the Chicago Bears have to lose out as well.
To make that more realistic, Jordan Love has to clear the concussion protocol. And the Pro Bowl is a conversation for another year.
High-level performance
Jordan Love has had a career year in 2025, despite the highs he had back in 2023 during his first season as a starter. Love has played 15 games, with 3,381 passing yards, 23 touchdowns, and six interceptions.
Advanced stats show with more precision how special Love has been on a down to down basis, even though he doesn’t have the volume to compete for regular awards. Jordan Love is second in adjusted EPA/play, eighth in success rate, third in completion percentage over expectation, and sixth in air yards.
Jordan Love is the true leader of the franchise, and the Packers hope to have him back from the concussion protocol as soon as possible to command the team for the final two regular season games. And, hopefully, for a deep playoff run.
