GREEN BAY, Wis. — Packers quarterback Jordan Love showed Sunday just what he's capable of accomplishing when he has his full complement of receivers.
Whether that receiving group will remain at full strength moving forward remains uncertain.
Dontayvion Wicks left the Packers' 34-13 triumph over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday with a shoulder injury. Packers coach Matt LaFleur didn't have a definitive update Monday on Wicks' status.
''We'll give him through the week and see where he's at,'' LaFleur said. "I just know it's always a concern when you have a player that can't go back in the game.''
Love had his best game of the season Sunday as he capitalized on Romeo Doubs returning from a suspension and Christian Watson coming back from an ankle injury. Neither Doubs nor Watson had been available for the Packers' 24-19 victory over the Los Angeles Rams a week earlier.
After throwing eight touchdown passes and five interceptions in his first three starts of the season, Love threw four touchdown passes and was picked off only once against the Arizona Cardinals. He also completed 68.8% of his passes, the first time this season he's been at 60% or better.
''I think we've just got to keep building upon it, you know?'' Love said after the game. ''Build off this win, this performance, go back, handle business this week throughout practice, and we've got a really good team (the Houston Texans) coming in here next week."
Two of Love's touchdown passes went to Doubs, whose suspension resulted from missing two practices leading up to the Rams game. Love also had a 44-yard touchdown connection with Watson.