Packers Hall of Fame QB Brett Favre Reacts to Jordan Love’s Leg Injury vs. Eagles

Green Bay Packers fans were forced to hold their collective breath after seeing franchise quarterback Jordan Love hit the deck in pain during their season-opener against the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday, September 6.

Not only did Green Bay lose their first game of the new campaign, 34-29, but they could now end up losing Love for an extended period after a suspected leg injury .

Packers legend Brett Favre was following the game and he, too, witnessed Love writhing in pain after being tackled by two Philadelphia players. The Hall of Fame quarterback, who himself has had his fair share of injuries, took to X, formerly Twitter to share his reaction to this unfortunate turn of events.

"Good seeing Jordan able to get up," wrote the one-time Super Bowl champion QB. "It’s those times you’re just trying to make a play that can get you twisted around and injured."

As Favre noted in his tweet, the silver lining here is that Love was able to walk to the bench under his own power. This is always a good sign as it shows that, at the very least, the leg isn't hurt that bad.

Love and the Packers are not out of the woods just yet, though. The 25-year-old will undergo tests to determine the extent of the injury, and we should get an update sometime on Saturday, September 7.

Love finished Friday's loss on 17-of-34 passing for 260 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Hopefully, the former Utah State standout is back on the field when the Packers return to action in Week 2 against the Indianapolis Colts.

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