Jordan Love made amends for a horrendous interception and got the Green Bay Packers above .500 in the process. That makes for belief.

Green Bay's Jordan Love could have wallowed in self doubt after throwing the first pick-6 of his career during the second quarter against the Los Angeles Rams. Instead, it ended up motivating the quarterback and his Packers teammates.

The Jordan Love the Green Bay Packers have received since he returned from his Week 1 MCL sprain in Week 4 has been nothing but a rollercoaster. The Packers quarterback became only the third player in franchise history to throw for four-plus touchdowns (four) and three-plus interceptions (three) in a game in the team's 31-29 Week 4 loss against the Minnesota Vikings,

Love threw an interception that he isn't going to be looking forward to seeing during the Packers' next film session. Los Angeles Rams outside linebacker Byron Young was coming off the edge and Love saw him too late. Young hit Love, who started stumbling. Instead of taking the safety, Love's instincts were to flip the ball forward.

Jordan Love rolls out and tries to avoid taking a sack in the end zone, only to throw a pick-six to Jaylen McCollough of the Rams.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Jordan Love bounced back from the first pick-6 of his career to throw a pair of touchdown passes to Tucker Kraft in the second half as the Green Bay Packers rallied for a 24-19 victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

On Sunday, the Green Bay Packers took the field on the road vs the Los Angeles Rams without wide receiver Romeo Doubs after suspending him for missing practices this week. Green Bay entered the game at 2-2,