Breaking it once more The Packers have one of the greatest options when it comes to including Jordan Love’s

After Jordan Love’s injury, the former Bears quarterback is one of the Packers’ “best” options.

Backup quarterback is one of the most crucial and underappreciated positions in the NFL. The Green Bay Packers will have to rely on Malik Willis, their current backup, after losing starting quarterback Jordan Love to an MCL sprain. After training camp, Green Bay acquired Willis, and with Love recovering, the Packers are currently running their QB tandem of Willis and practice squad man Sean Clifford. In his three NFL seasons, Willis has made three starts and has finished 1-2 in those contests. Clifford won’t be a likely choice for a Packers club that started the regular season with postseason aspirations if Willis doesn’t perform well enough to win.

 

One of the three feasible choices that Tyler Brooke of The 33rd Team suggested for Green Bay would make Chicago Bears supporters chuckle: free agent P.J. Walker. Former Bears quarterback P.J. Walker might be the Green Bay Packers’ “stopgap.” In March 2023, Walker, 29, signed a $4.15 million, two-year contract with the Bears, with nearly $2 million guaranteed. The plan was for Walker to cover for former quarterback Justin Fields, but Tyson Bagent outperformed Walker to be Fields’ backup. After that, Walker was cut by the Bears, and he ultimately played most of the 2023 season for the Cleveland Browns. Walker was also a member of the Seattle Seahawks during the 2024 off-season; however, he was cut on Augusta.

ket,” Brooke continued, writing: “Walker’s box score figures don’t seem good. Six touchdowns and sixteen interceptions during his NFL career give him a career passing rating of 60.0. He’s been irresponsible with the ball at times, but part of that is because of the lack of talent around him. Walker might,

 

 

 

however, be a backup quarterback who tries to create plays and win the Packers a game or two given the dearth of former starters on the free agent market. Love probably won’t miss a lot of time because Green Bay hasn’t placed him on injured reserve. On September 7, ESPN’s Rob

 

 

DemoSeptember 7, vs KY said, “The Packers hope it is a three-to-four-week injury.” “Surgery is typically not necessary for MCL injuries.”