Jordan Love, Packers Called Out by NFL Fans for Mistakes in Playoff Loss to Eagles

Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers couldn't overcome a rough first half on Sunday, falling to the Philadelphia Eagles 22-10 in their Wild Card playoff clash.

With the Packers trailing by nine points and roughly five minutes left in regulation, a fourth-down pass from Love was caught just out of bounds by second-year wide receiver Malik Heath.

Defensive tackle Tedarrell Slaton was flagged for unnecessary roughness on the Eagles' ensuing drive, setting them up to take a 12-point lead that they wouldn't relinquish for the rest of the contest.

Love finished 20-of-33 for 212 yards and three interceptions, with two of the turnovers occurring during the first half. He was also sacked twice.

It's worth noting that Love was limited in practice on Wednesday due to a right elbow injury that he suffered in Week 18.

Fans still called out his subpar performance.

Green Bay was held scoreless throughout the first two quarters of Sunday's matchup. The opening kickoff was fumbled by Keisean Nixon, setting Philadelphia up to take an early 7-0 lead.

The Packers also failed to get on the board following a missed 38-yard field goal attempt by Brandon McManus in the second quarter.

Injuries took a toll on Green Bay.

Wide receivers Romeo Doubs and Jayden Reed both left the game due to a possible concussion and shoulder injury, respectively. Starting guard Elgton Jenkins suffered a shoulder injury of his own, while center Josh Myers was carted off the field in the fourth quarter.

After a promising season came to a disappointing end, fans criticized Green Bay's defeat.

After a divisional round appearance in Love's first year as a full-time starter last season, the Packers' 2024 campaign came to an end in the Wild Card round.