A decade from now, perhaps after Jordan Love has led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl championship and won an NFL MVP award or two and had his face chiseled onto Mount Rushmore of the historic franchise’s legendary quarterbacks, we will look back on Sunday night and remember it as the moment that Love truly showed that he was worthy of such high praise.

For now, though, let’s just call the Packers 35-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers — and Aaron Rodgers, Love’s predecessor and mentor — at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh what it was: A special night made possible by a special performance by Love.

Because while the night was supposed to be about Rodgers beating his own team — thereby becoming the fifth quarterback in NFL history to have defeated all 32 teams in the league — and t

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