Jordan Love’s ranking in the NFL Top 100 has been revealed, with the Green Bay Packers quarterback earning the No. 72 spot ahead of the 2026 season. The placement marks Love’s third consecutive appearance on the annual list, reflecting the respect he continues to receive from fellow players across the league despite mixed reactions to his position in the rankings.
Love experienced a slight drop after being ranked No. 68 last year and No. 34 the previous season. Even with the lower placement, his inclusion highlights the consistency he has shown since taking over as Green Bay’s starting quarterback. The annual ranking is determined through player voting, making it a reflection of how NFL peers evaluate performance and impact on the field.
The Packers signal caller continued to improve in several key statistical categories during the 2025 campaign. He established career highs with a 66.3 completion percentage and a 101.2 passer rating while throwing only six interceptions, the fewest of his career as a full-time starter. Those numbers reinforced his reputation as one of the league’s more efficient young quarterbacks entering another pivotal season.
Love also joined an exclusive group of quarterbacks through his production over the past three seasons. Since 2023, he has recorded more than 80 touchdown passes while keeping his interception total below 30, demonstrating the balance between aggressive downfield passing and protecting the football. That combination has become one of the defining strengths of his game as Green Bay continues building its offense around him.
Green Bay Packers Star Jordan Love’s NFL Top 100 Ranking Revealed
Love’s place among the league’s top 100 players has been revealed. This is revealed in an article by Mike Spofford for the team’s official website.
Packers quarterback Jordan Love has made the NFL’s “Top 100 Players” for a third straight year, coming in at No. 72.
Love was ranked No. 68 a year ago and No. 34 in 2024 on the list that’s voted on by the players themselves.
The ranking generated discussion throughout the NFL community, with many believing Love deserved a higher position after his recent performances. Others viewed the placement as motivation for the Packers quarterback entering a season in which expectations continue to rise for both him and the franchise. Regardless of the debate, Love remains one of only two Green Bay players revealed on this year’s Top 100 list alongside running back Josh Jacobs.
Love now enters training camp focused on translating individual recognition into team success. If he continues his steady development and leads the Packers on another playoff push, he could be positioned for a significant climb when the NFL Top 100 rankings are released again next offseason.
