Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love helped someone out of a snow drift during Friday’s Wisconsin winter storm, according to an X post.

MILWAUKEE – Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love did more than help his team reach the playoffs this season. Friday, he apparently helped someone out during the winter storm.

In a post on X, which racked up nearly three million views in under four hours, Allie Kurowski said Love helped her niece, Lucy, out of a snow drift. Lucy Kurowski’s vehicle was stuck Friday as she left a hair appointment in De Pere.

“He gets out of his car and he’s like, ‘Are you OK?’” Lucy Kurowski, 20, told WLUK-TV. “And I was like, ‘Are you Jordan Love?!’ I was fangirling.”

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“I reversed. He pushed,” Lucy Kurowski added. “And then after the first try, we’re like, ‘This is not a good idea. You have a game Sunday. It’s OK. I have people coming to help me anyways.’”

While it’s cold outside, Love has been on a hot streak on the field. The signal caller has been named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week twice to close the regular season. On Sunday, he threw for two touchdowns and more than 300 yards against the Chicago Bears to clinch a playoff berth.

“I think everyone is truly seeing that he’s not just an MVP on the field but just a great, great person,” said Lucy Kurowski.

The Packers will hit the road, facing the Dallas Cowboys in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs on Sunday. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. – only on FOX6.

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