Jordan Love keeps stacking up the hardware, and this week brought another FedEx Air and Ground Player of the Week honor for the Green Bay Packers quarterback - his second time winning the award this season.
It comes during a stretch where Green Bay’s offense has leaned heavily on Love to carry the load. The Packers are sitting at 5-3, which has them in last place in the NFC North but still firmly in the NFC playoff picture.
That’s been possible even with the league’s worst rushing attack. Through eight weeks, Green Bay is averaging just 60.6 rushing yards per game, dead last in the NFL.
Love has helped cover up plenty of that ground-game trouble. Even with his pass catchers leading the NFL in dropped passes, he still leads the league in passing yards and ranks second in passing yards per game.
His latest award came after Thursday night’s performance, when he threw for 288 yards, three touchdowns and one interception while completing 30 of 41 passes.
The Packers celebrated the recognition with a simple message on social media: “HE’S LIKE THAT.
Jordan has been voted @FedEx Air & Ground NFL Player of the Week. https://t.co/jg7Ba6hsgV
- Green Bay Packers (@packers) November 4, 2026”
Love’s first FedEx honor of the season came in Week Five against the Chicago Bears, when he put up 367 passing yards, two touchdowns and completed 80.6% of his throws.
As part of this week’s award, FedEx will donate $2,000 to a local Feeding American location in Wisconsin.
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