Quarterback Malik Willis will likely be back in the starting lineup on Sunday when the Green Bay Packers visit his former team, the Tennessee Titans, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Jordan Love continues to recover from a sprained medial ligament in his left knee sustained at the end of the season opener on Sept. 6 against the Philadelphia Eagles, and his participation in Sunday’s game in Nashville is officially questionable.

But while the Packers do their best to keep their quarterback plans secret before kickoff, all signs point to Willis starting against the Titans.

Green Bay acquired Willis in a trade with Tennessee in late August. With Love out, he started last weekend’s 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts and completed 12 of 14 passes for 122 yards with a touchdown throw.

Willis said earlier this week that he did not view Sunday’s game as a rematch. The 2022 third-round pick started three games for Tennessee and finished with a 1-2 record.

“No, I don’t care, man,” Willis said. “I think I got paid the whole time I was there. I’m more than grateful for the opportunities I was given. They put me in this league whether those guys are there or not. This organization took a shot at me. … They did a great job with me.”

Love, meanwhile, participated in all three practices last week, albeit in a limited capacity, and Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur said Friday that the team would continue, if necessary, until the off-duty players are called up 90 minutes before kickoff on Sunday.

With Willis likely in the starting lineup, attention now turns to the Packers’ Week 4 game on Sept. 29 against the Minnesota Vikings, where Love may return.

Early Saturday, Green Bay signed quarterback Sean Clifford from the practice squad for the second consecutive year.

This report used information from Rob Demovsky of ESPN.