The Green Bay Packers beat the Arizona Cardinals in a preseason game with a late surge, and multiple reports credit Jordan Love’s role in helping set up the finish even though he does not take a snap. Green Bay’s offense turns in consecutive scoring drives to close the game, swinging the result in its favor after earlier stretches that did not produce the same momentum.
The accounts describe how Love’s preparation, in-game guidance, and involvement with the team factor into what the Packers ultimately execute on the field. Yahoo Sports and CBS Sports both frame the story around Love’s impact despite his absence from live play, focusing on the late drives and how the Packers capitalize in crunch time. While the details differ in emphasis, both sources connect the end-of-game success to Love’s influence rather than to his direct participation as a quarterback during the snap-by-snap portion of the contest.
