GREEN BAY, Wis.—Jordan Love, the quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, had an incredible

weekend. First, he went viral for attempting to be a good samaritan after a blizzard dumped over a foot

of snow on the city, which garnered national attention. On Sunday, Love led the Packers to a blowout

victory in their playoff debut.

“I was in the parking lot and I saw her trying to back out and her tires were spinning, and I just asked if

she wanted me to help try and push real quick and see if we could get it moved,” Love explained on

Wednesday. “I tried. It was unsuccessful but she said somebody was coming with a shovel to help.”

It’s about the only thing that didn’t go well for Love, who took a seat on the bench with a 48-16 lead in

the fourth quarter. At the time, Love had a perfect 158.3 passer rating. When the Cowboys cut the

margin to 48-32, Love came back into the game. His third-down incompletion left him a 157.2 rating.

Nonetheless, it tied Houston’s C.J. Stroud for the best playoff debut and broke the record for best passer

rating in a playoff road game. The previous record-setter? Packers legend Bart Starr with his 143.5 mark

in the 1966 NFL Championship Game in Dallas.

Love stated, “Everyone was flowing.” Everybody was playing at a high level, whether it was on special

teams, defense, or offense, and it appeared to be nearly effortless. However, I believe that everyone was

focused, aware of what needed to be done, and just carrying it out. We played the best execution game of

the year, in my opinion, in all three phases. Everyone was engaged in complementing ball play.

Love completed 16 of 21 passes for three touchdowns and 272 yards. In his last nine games, he has

exceeded a 100 passer rating eight times. He has thrown 22 touchdown passes and just one interception

in that time.

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