Jordan Love earns recognition that proves he’s standing shoulder to shoulder with the NFL’s elite this season
Packers quarterback Jordan Love joins elite group with another weekly award from the NFL.
The national perception might not be that great, but Jordan Love is playing at an elite level in 2025. On Wednesday, the NFL announced that Love was named the NFC Offensive Player of Week 13 for his performance against the Detroit Lions, his second award of the regular season — he had already won it in Week 8 against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Love completed 18 of 30 passes (60%) for 234 yards, four touchdowns, and no interceptions in Green Bay’s 31-24 win in Detroit on Thanksgiving. Love was the only NFC quarterback to record four touchdown passes and no interceptions in Week 13.
Elite company
Jordan Love is the first NFC quarterback to win the weekly award twice this season. The only other offensive players to do it in 2025 are Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor (three times), and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes in the AFC, plus Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs in the NFC. That’s a great company for Love.
Jordan Love becomes the third Packers quarterback to win the award four times, joining Aaron Rodgers (14-time winner) and Pro Football Hall of Famer Brett Favre (12).
The only other player to win a similar award for the Packers this season was edge defender Micah Parsons, NFC’s Defensive Player of Week 7 after his big performance versus the Arizona Cardinals.
NFL Players of the Week — Week 13:
AFC
Offense: Patriots QB Drake Maye
Defense: Bills CB Christian Benford
Special teams: Bengals K Evan McPherson
NFC
Offense: Packers QB Jordan Love
Defense: Seahawks LB Ernest Jones
Special teams: Buccaneers P Riley Dixon
The Packers will need another big performance from Jordan Love on Sunday in a big matchup against the Chicago Bears. The opposing quarterback, Caleb Williams, was named the NFC Offensive Player of Week 3.
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