Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love took on the role of play-caller for the second half of the team's final preseason game, guiding the side to a dramatic comeback win over the Arizona Cardinals. Head coach Matt LaFleur made the decision to hand Love the play-calling duties on the field just before kick-off, and praised his composure in orchestrating a fightback that overturned an 11-point deficit in the closing minutes.

The Packers won 42-38, with Love calling plays after offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich handled the first half. Third-string quarterback Kyle McCord played the entire game while Love and backup Tyrod Taylor rested, completing 22 of 35 passes for 226 yards and four touchdowns. McCord, a 2025 sixth-round pick who spent last season on the Philadelphia Eagles' practice squad, said the performance was his best case for making the Packers' final 53-man roster, though the decision was now out of his hands.