The Green Bay Packers received good news when a key protector for Jordan escaped serious injury against the Eagles.

The 71-year-old coach decided to walk away after spending the last three seasons of his career with the Green Bay Packers working with Aaron Rodgers and then Jordan Love. Head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed Clements’ decision to retire during his final press conference of the season on Tuesday.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love did not place blame on his elbow for the Packers' 22-10 NFC Wild Card Round loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Packers lost to the Eagles in the NFC Wild Card Round but despite having a bad game Jordan Love didn't use injury as an excuse.

While Love's health was in question this week, the Packers also hope to see a strengthened defense as linebacker Quay Walker (ankle) and safety Evan Williams (quadriceps), who each missed the last three regular-season games, are expected to return.

The Green Bay Packers’ playoff run came to an end with a 22-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC wild-card round on Sunday night at Lincoln Financial

Love exited Green Bay's regular season finale after landing hard on his elbow. He was limited during practice early into the week to due soreness in his elbow, and he had also noted that he was experiencing numbness in his throwing hand. A few days later, he was completely off the injury report, which cleared the way for him to start Sunday's game.

Jordan Love entered wild-card weekend having not thrown an interception since Week 11. The Packers quarterback ended the regular season by stringing together seven games without a pick en route to earning the No.