Through the first seven weeks of this 2025 season, despite easily being one of the most efficient quarterbacks in the league while also leading the Green Bay Packers to the best record in the NFC and the second-best record in the entire league (all are still the case), Jordan Love wasn't getting much—well, love—when it came to conversations surrounding the NFL.
Week 8, of course, saw Love get his first and likely only opportunity to take on his mentor and predecessor, Aaron Rodgers.
And with the entire world watching, the soon-to-be 27-year-old (his birthday is November 2) went out and played the best regular-season game of his career (his playoff debut against the Dallas Cowboys still takes the cake), earning a 134.