Jordan Love is closing in on a milestone moment in his young career. The Green Bay Packers quarterback enters Week 9 just 48 passing yards shy of 10,000, a benchmark that would further solidify his place among the franchise’s Super Bowl-era greats. Love currently ranks fifth on Green Bay’s all-time list for passing yards, trailing only Brett Favre (61,655), Aaron Rodgers (59,055), Lynn Dickey (21,369), and Don Majkowski (10,870).
Love has been efficient and confident this season, ranking ninth in the NFL with 1,798 passing yards. In his most recent outing, he lit up the stat sheet with 360 passing yards in a 35–25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, guiding Green Bay to its third straight win and keeping the offense rolling.
Now, the 5–1 Packers turn their attention to a road matchup against the Carolina Panthers, who sit second in the NFC South. With Green Bay sitting atop the NFC North and riding a wave of momentum, Love has a chance not only to extend the team’s winning streak but to reach the 10,000-yard plateau in style.
Here are the Green Bay Packers Passing Yards Leaders (Super Bowl Era):
1. Brett Favre 61,655
2. Aaron Rodgers 59,055
3. Lynn Dickey 21,369
4. Don Majkowski 10,870
5. Jordan Love 9,952
6. Bart Starr 8,789