Packers QB Jordan Love was limited at practice on Wednesday after suffering an elbow injury during Sunday’s season finale against the Chicago Bears.

The seventh-seeded Green Bay Packers (11-6) are still figuring out if they will have starting quarterback Jordan Love (elbow) at the second-seeded Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) on Sunday afternoon for their NFC wild-card game.

Jordan Love suffered an injury to his throwing arm during the Green Bay Packers' Week 18 loss to the Chicago Bears. Love left the game in the second quarter and was replaced by Malik Willis after hurting his right elbow.

The numbness in his hand and fingers is gone, but Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is still dealing with soreness in his injured right elbow and was limited at practice on Wednesday. Love injured a nerve in his elbow while falling to the ground in the

Including starting quarterback Jordan Love, who was unable to finish the first half after suffering an injury to his throwing arm. It's unclear when the injury happened but at some point in the second quarter Love was replaced by backup Malik Willis.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love said he could use his normal grip on the football Wednesday but that his arm also had soreness while throwing.

Jordan Love's status remains unclear for the NFC Wild Card Game after the Packers' first injury report of the week.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love, who left the regular-season finale against the Chicago Bears after he banged his right elbow, said the numbness he experienced in his hand during the game has gone away but his elbow is still sore.

Love looked to focus more on how Green Bay can get things going again on offense and less on his health after being a limited participant in practice Wednesday.