Jordan Love got his teammates cheap gifts for someone making $55 million a year.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love is being criticized on social media after getting his teammates gifts.

Love is on a $220 million contract that pays him a cool $55 million a year. So he’s expected to be able to afford the best luxuries.

He’s also expected to spread the wealth among his teammates, especially his offensive line, every Christmas. However, it’s been revealed that all he got them were Nike Dunks.

Most people would be happy to receive a pair of Dunks for Christmas, but NFL players are a different breed. Many of them get free threads and kicks, and some even get paid to wear them.

Jordan Love Crushed On Social Media, Although Some Fans Agree

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love (Jerome Miron-Imagn Images)

When your QB is making $55 million a year, Dunks won’t cut it. Brock Purdy splurged on Rolexes for his O-line this season; Caleb Williams also broke the bank.

Even Love’s own teammate, Josh Jacobs, spent over $100K on diamond necklaces for his O-line last season. What’s more, Jacobs makes $12 million a year.

So yeah, Love is getting crushed on social media because of this. Fans certainly understand him refusing to pay a random guy’s alcohol tab. Being miserly when it comes to his own teammates? Not so much.

“tell that brother he can do better, come on😂,” one wrote.

“No wonder why his OL doesn’t protect him🤦🏻‍♂️,” another claimed.

“Yea my QB would never be Jordan Love type of cheap 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Caleb’s out here gifting them Bottega Veneta shoes & Don Julio😤,” one laughed.


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There were fans who spoke up in his defense, however.

One user declared, “Pretty sure the other millionaires can buy their own stuff.”

“His money, and smart not spending it all as soon as he gets it.  His teammates should be grateful for the gift,” said another.

Meanwhile, Love is focused on getting back on the field after suffering a concussion against the Chicago Bears last week.

The injury somehow made him the subject of memes, and now he’s taking heat for his gift-giving decisions.