The family of Packers rookie QB was stuck in the worst seats in the stadium to watch his NFL debut

• Jordan Love made his first NFL start for the Green Bay Packers on Sunday against the Chiefs.
• His loved ones were in attendance at Arrowhead Stadium, but seated in the very back row.

On Sunday, Jordan Love made his first NFL start for the Green Bay Packers, facing off against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

In attendance were Love's mother and girlfriend, but they were seated in the very back row of the stadium, leading to a comical moment in the broadcast as a camera slowly zoomed in on their seats.

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According to the broadcast, the seats were a part of the away team's appointed seats, which is why there is a smattering of green amongst the sea of Chiefs fans decked out in red in the upper decks.

Still, fans on Twitter had to laugh at the scene.

-Aaron Ladd (@aaronladd0) November 7, 2021

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-Josiah Johnson (@KingJosiah54) November 7, 2021

While Love largely struggled in his first start and the Packers ultimately lost to the Chiefs, Love's cheering section was in attendance when he threw the first NFL touchdown pass of his career.

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It was undoubtedly a heartwarming moment for the Love family. As Jordan told the media earlier in the week, his mother made sure to come to every game he was a part of, regardless of whether or not he was playing.

Per KSL Sports:

"Trust me, it's crazy. My mom, she's very awesome. She's been doing that since college when I was redshirting as a freshman, you know, knowing I'm not even suiting up to see the field. You know, she was there and things like that. I tell her, I was like, 'You know, I'm not playing. Like you don't have to come out of your way to come to these games.' And she's like, 'No, I'm gonna be there. I want to see you.' So that's been awesome," Love added.

"She's been at every game, and it's nice to just know that she's there. I try to look for her in the stands, and it's an awesome feeling. She's great. She's amazing and just shows how much she loves me and cares about me to be there."

It might have been tough for Love to find his mom in the stands from the field on Sunday, but don't worry Jordan, she was there, just as she is for every other game.

Hopefully whenever Love finally makes a start back home at Lambeau Field, his mom can get some nicer seats.