Love returns vs. Vikings after 2-game absence
Brooke Sutton / Getty Images Sport / Getty
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is active for Sunday's game versus the Minnesota Vikings after missing the last two weeks with a sprained MCL.
Love injured his knee in the final moments of the season opener versus the Philadelphia Eagles in a game that marked the NFL's debut in Brazil. Love threw for 260 yards with two touchdowns and one interception in a losing effort.
The Packers managed to go 2-0 without Love, as Malik Willis picked up wins over the Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans.
Love, who inked a four-year, $220-million extension over the summer to solidify him as the Packers' long-term QB, will return to face a Vikings defense that is allowing only 10 points per game.
HEADLINES
- Report: Cowboys pursued Ravens' Bateman before acquiring Pickens
- Steelers GM: Pickens trade 'made sense for everyone'
- Giants' Carter to wear No. 51 after missing out on retired numbers
- GM Berry: Nick Chubb 'increasingly unlikely' to return to Browns
- Saleh didn't consider other DC jobs: 'I'm indebted to' 49ers
Advertisement