Josh Jacobs is currently dealing with a back injury that has limited his practice participation. Despite this, he had a strong performance in the previous game against the Colts, showcasing his ability to be the primary running back for the Green Bay Packers. Jacobs turned down an offer from the Kansas City Chiefs in the offseason, citing a desire to elevate a team rather than join a dominant one.
- Jacobs remains the primary running back for the Packers despite his injury.
- His strong performance against the Colts indicates he can still be effective.
- Jacobs chose not to join the Chiefs, indicating a preference for helping a less dominant team.
Josh Jacobs | RB
Injury
Pickup
Week 3
32 carries
151 rush yards
- Limited practice participant due to back injury.
- Had 32 carries for 151 yards against the Colts.
- Remains the bell-cow back for the Packers.
Green Bay Packers
- Struggling with injuries in the running back position.
- Jacobs is expected to lead the backfield as long as he is healthy.