Jordan Love is currently out for at least the Green Bay Packers’ Week 17 game against the Baltimore Ravens due to a concussion and a left shoulder issue, and there is no firm public timetable beyond “week to week.” Recovery from concussion protocol is highly individual, so any longer estimate is speculative.

What’s officially known

  • The Packers have ruled Jordan Love out for the Week 17 matchup vs. the Ravens because he did not clear concussion protocol and is also dealing with a left shoulder injury.
  • The injury happened against the Chicago Bears after a helmet-to-helmet hit from DE Austin Booker, and Love was ruled out for the rest of that game.

How long he might be out

  • Concussion timelines vary a lot: some players return the next week, others miss multiple weeks depending on symptoms and clearance from independent neurologists.
  • Given that he has already been ruled out for one game and still in protocol, the safest public expectation is “week to week” with a chance to return as soon as Week 18 if he clears all steps, but this is not guaranteed and not yet confirmed by the team.

Impact on the Packers

  • Malik Willis is expected to start while Love is sidelined, though Willis has also been managing a shoulder issue and illness.
  • Green Bay has already clinched a playoff spot, so there is some incentive to prioritize Love’s long‑term health over rushing him back, even in key late-season games.

TL;DR: Right now, all that is confirmed is that Jordan Love will miss the Ravens game and is considered week to week with a concussion and shoulder injury; anything beyond that is educated speculation until the team updates his status again.

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