Ronika Stone celebrates four-year anniversary with boyfriend Jordan Love

For Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love, love's in the air, literally. The quarterback has reached the four-year mark of his relationship with volleyball player Ronika Stone, who has been following his career ever since the Packers used a first-round pick on him in 2020.

Stone has her connections to the NFL world way before she became Jordan Love's girlfriend. Her father, Ron Stone, played in the NFL for 13 seasons as an offensive lineman. He was voted into the Pro Bowl three times, honored as a First Team All-Pro twice, and also won two Super Bowl rings.

To celebrate the four-year anniversary of their relationship, Stone posted a picture on her Instagram stories with Love, calling him the "love of my life":

Jordan Love and Ronika Stone celebrate a moment

It's unclear when the pair first met, since Love played for Utah State during his college career while Ronika Stone graduated from Oregon in 2019. She left the school as its all-time career leader in hitting percentage and career leader in block assists with 429, the only player in program history to reach 400 career block assists.

Ronika Stone's pro volleyball career

In her rookie season as a pro volleyball player, Stone played for the Volero Le Cannet, a volleyball team in France. She also played for Las Pinkin De Corozal in Puerto Rico.

In October 2023, Ronika Stone signed with the San Diego Mojo Pro Volleyball team, where she plays to this day.

Jordan Love's impressive 2023 season makes for a bright future for the Green Bay Packers

Not even the most optimistic Packers fan would be sure that Jordan Love would end the year the way he did: putting the team on his shoulders and playing at a very high level. Even more so if we take into account the first half of the regular season, with the quarterback being terrible at the deep throws and suffering interceptions all over the place.

With less space available on the salary cap, they were obliged to ride the season with a young group of receivers and one of the cheapest offenses in the league. The development was massive, the coaching was excellent and the season was a success, even if ended in a heartbreaking playoff defeat to the San Francisco 49ers.

Jordan Love will now look for a new, extended contract that pays him what he deserves after a great season.