It's the last thing the Green Bay Packers need. Jordan Love has remained in the game but is dealing with an injury after limping off the court in the first quarter of the team's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 8.

Love has already missed two games this season due to a torn ACL sprain, and early reports suggest he is dealing with an issue in the same knee.

TV cameras saw Love limping after suffering a non-contact injury, always a cause for concern. Love landed awkwardly after attempting a pass, immediately appeared uncomfortable and walked gingerly off the field.

Luckily it doesn't seem to be anything too serious. The good sign is that Love didn't leave the game, but he did go to the medical tent to get checked out.

Here are the latest updates.

Jordan Love had his left knee examined in the medical tent

Love briefly went into the blue medical tent to have his left knee examined. According to ESPN's Rob Demovsky, he was only there briefly and backup quarterback Malik Willis never warmed up. That's a good sign.

It's something to keep in mind throughout the rest of the game. The Packers need their quarterback to be at 100 percent, especially in such a favorable matchup.

Love hasn't missed any snaps and appears to have no limitations throwing the ball, which is great news for the Packers, but it's something to watch closely. Love has already struggled with knee problems this season, so the hope is that he doesn't suffer the same injury that cost him two games.

After Sunday, the Packers face the Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field, the Chicago Bears away and the San Francisco 49ers at home. Green Bay's bye is scheduled for Week 10.

The Packers quarterback appears to be moving comfortably enough, which is good to see after a scary moment.

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