Love was limited to 15 games for the second consecutive year in 2025 and had a campaign similar to 2024, though he finished two spots higher in fantasy at QB15. If Love is to return to the QB5 ranking he posted in 2023, he needs more pass attempts and more rushing production. He averaged less than 30 passes per game in both 2024 and 2025, down from 34.1 per game in 2023 when he first took over the starting job. His rushing hasn't been up to the task either, with one TD over the past two seasons (four in 2023). The Packers were top-five in rushing percentage each of the last two years, though coach Matt LaFleur hinted at a revamped offensive gameplan this offseason. Perhaps that means more for Love. Good health would help too, after wide receivers Jayden Reed and Christian Watson missed a combined 17 games and tight end Tucker Kraft tore an ACL in November. The Packers also return last year's first-round pick WR Matthew Golden, who should have a bigger role after Romeo Doubs left in free agency. The offensive line struggled with injuries and linemen playing out of position last year, which hurt RB Josh Jacobs and made the offense inconsistent. But the Packers didn't make major moves, hoping experience and a return to left tackle by 2024 first-round pick Jordan Morgan will do the trick. Love is a good downfield thrower with a career mark of 7.7 YPA, giving him more fantasy upside than most other pocket passers if he ever returns to his 2023 volume (579 pass attempts). Otherwise, he's a reliable QB2.