Packers QB Jordan Love playing through left shoulder injury, doesn't expect it to hold him back

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is dealing with a left shoulder injury but intends to continue playing despite the discomfort. Love initially sustained the injury during the Packers' Week 11 victory over the New York Giants, briefly leaving the game before returning. The injury did not prevent him from participating in practices or performing in the Packers' Week 12 win against the Minnesota Vikings, where he adapted his playing style to mitigate discomfort. Packers head coach Matt LaFleur adjusted the team's offensive strategy to protect Love, focusing on a run-heavy approach and limiting Love to 21 pass attempts.

The Packers are being cautious with Love due to a short turnaround before their Thanksgiving Day game against the Detroit Lions. Previously, Love managed a thumb issue earlier in the season, which required surgery, teaching him how to modify his gameplay to avoid using his left hand. Despite these challenges, the Packers are 7-3-1 and remain in the playoff hunt, emphasizing the importance of protecting Love while recognizing the inherent risks of playing through