Jordan Love

Green Bay Packers·#10

Pos QBHt 6'4"Wt 220 lbExp 6 yrCollege Utah State

Updated September 21, 2026

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Model Score

86.7 MODEL

2023

86.7

2024

85.4

2025

86.7

How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →

Season Stats · 1 games

387

Pass Yds

Pass TD

INT

50.0%

Comp %

Rush Yds

Rush TD

21.5

Fantasy PPG

Advanced Metrics EPA & Next Gen Stats

-7.0

Total EPA

-0.059

EPA / dropback

2.56s

Time to throw

11.1

Avg air yards

9.5%

Aggressiveness

47 yd

Longest comp (air)

Draft & College

Round 1, pick 26 · Green Bay Packers · 2020

Utah State (Mountain West)

Taken

#26

where he actually went

Consensus board

19th

average of the public big boards that spring

Our college model

#32

among QB in our college data

He went about where consensus had him.

In college · 2017-2019 · 38 games

8,043 pass yds, 63 TD, 26 INT, 59.4% completions

Covers the college seasons in our data, which does not always reach back to a player's first year.

Coming out

4.74s

40 yd

35.5"

Vertical

118"

Broad

7.21s

3-cone

4.52s

Shuttle

Comps

College career

his college career vs theirs

Conner Weigman89%Sawyer Robertson88%K.J. Costello87%

STM Take

Love climbed to STTM #7 tier 2 in 2025, his third straight starting year and the first time he has cracked tier 2 since taking over. The trajectory has been monotonic up the ladder, which is rare for a QB who started his career as a backup. The team's investment ($220M) tracks the rank; the rank is now starting to track the team's view.

Love was born in Bakersfield, California and was the only FBS scholarship offer Utah State extended him out of Liberty High School. He grew nine inches between his freshman year of high school and his first year of college, won 2018 New Mexico Bowl MVP at Utah State, and was drafted 26th overall by Green Bay in 2020. He sat behind Aaron Rodgers for three years, took over in 2023, has led the Packers to the playoffs in all three years as starter, and signed a four-year, $220 million extension before the 2024 season.

Strengths

Three consecutive playoff appearances to open his career as a starter, including a 2023 wild-card win in Dallas.
Two-tier improvement from 2024 (STTM #15 tier 4) to 2025 (#7 tier 2), the cleanest year-over-year jump in the top tier outside Maye.

Concerns

Career sample is only three full starting seasons, none at tier 1, so the ceiling case is theoretical rather than proven.
Knee issues during the 2024 season already cost availability; the offense rebuilds slowly when he is not under center.

What to watch: Whether the 2025 jump compounds into a tier-1 finish, which would be the first of his career.