GREEN BAY, Wis. -- In an exciting turn of events for Green Bay Packers fans, quarterback Jordan Love has been completely cleared from the injury report just in time for Sunday's NFC wild-card playoff clash against the Philadelphia Eagles. After a week shrouded in uncertainty due to elbow soreness, Love's status took a positive swing.

Following a concerning exit from last week's regular-season finale against the Chicago Bears—where he struggled with numbness in his throwing hand after hitting his right elbow—Love impressed coaches and fans alike by participating fully in both Thursday and Friday's practices. Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed confidence in his quarterback’s recovery, stating, “He did well. Today was a good day.”

Adding to the positive vibes, Love's backup, Malik Willis, has also bounced back after a thumb injury suffered during last week’s game. Willis was a full participant in practice and carries no injury concerns heading into the pivotal matchup.

But that's not all! The Packers may welcome back key defensive players as linebacker Quay Walker (ankle) and safety Evan Williams (quadriceps) appear poised to return after missing the last three regular-season games. While officially listed as questionable, their presence on the field could significantly enhance the defense's performance.

Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley highlighted their importance, saying, “It's nice to have the leadership of Quay, and the one thing about Evan is that he is such a smart football player. His presence creates a calming effect on the defense." This is particularly crucial against a formidable Eagles team known for its explosive offense.

With the team rallying together and key players returning to form just in time for a must-win game, can the Packers pull off an upset in Philadelphia? Fans are eagerly awaiting the showdown, as Love and his teammates aim to prove they are ready for the playoff challenge of a lifetime!

Stay tuned as we bring you the latest updates leading up to kickoff!