Jordan Love, filling in for Aaron Rodgers, does little to inspire for Green Bay Packers.

Jordan Love, filling in for Aaron Rodgers, does little to inspire for Green Bay Packers.
Sunday's blockbuster matchup between the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs resulted in mixed reviews for quarterback Jordan Love.
The 23-year-old signal-caller made the first start of his two-year NFL career, filling in for superstar QB Aaron Rodgers in a 13-7 loss in Kansas City.
Until Wednesday, Rodgers was expected to start the highly anticipated clash against Patrick Mahomes, but he was ruled out after testing positive for COVID-19.
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Because he previously indicated he was vaccinated — but has since admitted he is not — Rodgers sparked a media firestorm after he tested positive and was immediately ruled out of the contest.
Although the quarterback used the term "immunized" when asked about his status in August, the NFL does not consider that the same thing as vaccinated.