GREEN BAY, Wis. — Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is expected to miss several weeks after suffering a suspected medial collateral ligament sprain in the team’s opening loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday night, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Love will undergo further tests to confirm the diagnosis. The injury is not season-ending.

Typically, MCL injuries do not require surgery.

The Packers will play their first home game in a week on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.

Love was trying to help the Packers on the final drive when he was injured. After a 33-yard pass to Jayden Reed that put the Packers at their 49-yard line, Love dropped back to pass on the next play, was hit by two Eagles defenders – defensive tackle Jalen Carter and linebacker Josh Sweat – and seemingly twisted his left leg on the way to the ground just as he managed to throw the ball behind him to Jacobs.

Malik Willis, whom the Packers acquired from the Titans in a trade last week, accounted for the final two snaps — an incomplete pass and a sack. The only other quarterback under contract with the Packers is Sean Clifford, last year’s backup who was released last month as part of the latest round of layoffs but was re-signed to the practice squad.

Love was injured in his first regular-season game since signing a four-year, $220 million contract on July 26 that made him the NFL’s highest-paid player. He played just three snaps in the preseason opener and then sat out the final two practice games.

The Packers landed in Green Bay shortly before noon on Saturday after their ten-hour return flight from Brazil.

Local news cameras captured Love getting off the plane and leaning on the railing as she walked down the stairs.

Love did not speak to reporters after the game, and the Packers have no media appearance planned for Saturday or Sunday.