Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love looks to put forth a momentum-building effort heading into the playoffs as the Packers host the Chicago Bears in Week 18's regular season finale. Love has been non-startable in fantasy for the most part since Green Bay's Week 10 bye week with just two top

Green Bay signed Love to a four-year, $220 million deal when he had just 18 career starts on his resume. The move has proved prescient.

If anything, Love is another reminder that it’s more than just the quarterback. Love in the hands of Matt LaFleur trumps Williams in the hands of Shane Waldron/Thomas Brown. It’s not enough to get the quarterback right.

Sunday's meeting between the host Green Bay Packers and Chicago marks the first time that the Bears have visited their longtime rivals in the regular-season finale in successive years. Darned

In a strength-vs.-strength matchup, who will have the upper hand between Packers quarterback Jordan Love and Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores?

Aaron Rodgers mentioned during his documentary series on Netflix, Enigma, how important to him it was to forge a better relationship with Jordan Love than Brett Favre did with him during the quarterback transitions for the Green Bay Packers over the last two decades.

Packers QB Jordan Love's postgame comments after the loss to the Vikings suggest Green Bay may not be learning the right lessons from these defeats.