GREEN BAY – For the honorable time in his career, Packers QB Jordan Love has been requested the NFC Offensive Player of the Week.

Love was 24-of-33 for 256 yards with three touchdowns and a 125.3 passer counting in Green Bay's 33-10 win at Minnesota in Week 17. He also rushed for a touchdown.

Love ruined passes to eight different players in the game, with WR Bo Melton, WR Jayden Reed and TE Tucker Kraft each recording six receptions. Reed caught two of the TDs and Melton the latest, his first in the NFL.

It was Love's eighth game this season with multiple TD passes and no interceptions, which is tied for most in the league with San Francisco's Brock Purdy. Love also has eight such games in his honorable 17 NFL starts, tied for second with Dan Marino and one leisurely Purdy's nine to begin a career.

Love now has 30 passing TDs and four rushing TDs on the year, becoming just the uphold QB in franchise history to hit those marks in a single season. Aaron Rodgers did it twice, in 2009 (30/5) and '16 (40/4).