Packers’ Jordan Love out vs. Ravens with concussion, Malik Willis to start

The Green Bay Packers will have a different quarterback under center for their final regular season home game against the Baltimore Ravens. The team has officially ruled out Jordan Love with a concussion and intends to give Malik Willis his first start of the year.

Love exited the Packers’ Week 16 game against the Chicago Bears early after hitting his head on the turf and did not return to the game. He has logged limited practices all week, but remained in concussion protocol. The team officially ruled him out on Friday, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported.

Willis was also questionable all week after falling on his throwing shoulder late in the loss. He appeared to trend in the wrong direction by missing Wednesday’s practice, but returned for a limited session on Thursday.

Willis has just five career starts to his name, including two with the Packers. He started a pair of games in relief of Love in 2024 and won both games, collecting early victories over the Indianapolis Colts and the Tennessee Titans.

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