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Jordan Love passes Brett Favre for multi-touchdown games to start season

Jordan Love extended his personal record for consecutive multi-touchdown games to eight, surpassing Brett Favre's mark of seven from the 1995 campaign. This streak places Love second in Green Bay history, trailing only Aaron Rodgers, who achieved 15 such games in a row during his 2011 MVP season.

Love's latest performance came on Thursday night, where he connected on 30 of 41 attempts for 288 passing yards, three scores, and one interception.

The quarterback currently leads the entire league in attempts with 312, completions with 192, total passing yards with 2,246, and touchdown passes with 16. Love is also the overwhelming favorite to win the 2026 MVP award, sitting at odds of 25-1.

Since Favre took over as the starter in 1992, the Packers have employed only three primary quarterbacks, with Love now working to define his own legacy alongside the Hall of Famer and first-ballot inductee Rodgers.

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