Packers quarterback Jordan Love temporarily left Sunday’s game against the Giants with a shoulder injury. 

While he returned under center early in the second quarter, Love was without star running back Josh Jacobs, who was ruled out with a knee issue. 

Love got shaken up on a 4-yard scramble that ended with him taking a hard hit by Giants linebacker Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles.

Love went to the team’s blue medical tent before briefly heading to the locker room.

He was seen on the sidelines shaking out his left (non-throwing) arm. 

Packers backup Malik Willis took over at quarterback near the 2:34 mark of the first quarter.

He led the Packers down the field before throwing a one-yard touchdown pass to receiver Christian Watson early in the second quarter. 

Love returned to the field on the Packers’ next possession, though he was missing his No. 1 offensive weapon, Jacobs. 

Jacobs exited the game after he tried to punch the ball into the end zone on third-and-goal from the Giants’ one-yard line. 

Originally ruled questionable, he was later deemed out for the rest of the game.

Jacobs recorded 40 yards rushing on seven carries before his injury.