Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love left Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars with a groin injury.

Love left the game after a touch following the whistle by Jaguars defensive end Travon Walker in the second half. Walker nudged Love when Love was off balance and Love was slow to get up from the play.

Backup Malik Willis took over and stayed in the game on Green Bay's next possession as the Jaguars led 17-13 in the third quarter. The Packers thought it was questionable whether Love would return with a groin injury.

Love initially appeared to suffer or aggravate an injury in the first quarter when he landed awkwardly after a throw.

He spent some time in a medical tent after that game, but remained in the game until the start of the second half. His mobility was limited after the incident and he was seen limping repeatedly during the game.

Love previously missed two games this season after suffering an MCL sprain in the final seconds of Green Bay's season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. He missed games in Weeks 2 and 3 before returning to the lineup in Week 4 against the Minnesota Vikings.