Packers' Love suffers concussion in loss to Bears
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love left Saturday's 22-16 loss to the Chicago Bears in the second quarter with a concussion.
Love went down after taking a helmet-to-helmet hit on a sack and was officially ruled out at the beginning of the third quarter. Malik Willis entered the game at quarterback for the Packers.
#Packers QB Jordan Love just took a massive helmet-to-helmet hit. Down on the field and injured. Likely to be evaluated for a concussion: pic.twitter.com/2hL4w7xawu
— Arye Pulli (@AryePulliNFL) December 21, 2025
Love completed 8 of 13 pass attempts for 77 yards before exiting the matchup.
Willis looked sharp for most of his relief appearance and finished the day with 121 passing yards and one touchdown. He also added 44 rushing yards. However, he fumbled a snap on a fourth-and-1 in overtime.
The Packers also turned to Willis to replace an injured Love in 2024. The 26-year-old started two games for Green Bay last year and accounted for four touchdowns with no interceptions.
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