Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love has received positive news on the initial tests conducted following his injury during Friday's game. According to NFL Network, doctors have determined that Love's ACL remains intact, alleviating fears of a season-ending injury. However, the team plans to conduct further tests to ascertain the extent of the franchise quarterback's injury.

The Packers' medical staff has already ruled out an ankle injury as a potential cause for concern, as reported by The Athletic. The incident occurred in the fourth quarter when Love attempted to pass the ball to running back Josh Jacobs while under pressure. Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Jalen Carter grabbed Love's leg, causing Josh Sweat to shove him to the ground. It was during this sequence that Love's left leg seemed to buckle.

Despite the injury setback, Love showcased his potential during the game against the Eagles, throwing for 260 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. The Packers, however, fell short, losing 34-29. This season, Love signed a lucrative four-year, $220 million extension in July, solidifying his role as the team's future quarterback.

While the news of his intact ACL is encouraging, the Packers are eager to gather more information through comprehensive tests to determine the severity of Love's injury. The team understands the significance of their franchise quarterback's health and will provide updates as soon as further details become available.

In the meantime, the Packers' coaching staff and medical professionals will work together to develop a suitable plan for Love's recovery and rehabilitation. The team remains optimistic about his potential return to the field and will provide the necessary support to ensure his long-term success.

Packers fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on Love's condition as the team prepares for future games. The impact of his injury on the upcoming season remains to be seen, but with the ACL intact, there is hope for a timely recovery and a bright future for the young quarterback.