The NFL has confirmed that it is expanding its ongoing investigation into Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs. After being accused of throwing his then-girlfriend to the ground during a physical dispute in his garage in May 2026, a…

The NFL has announced it will expand its ongoing investigation into Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs following newly revealed allegations. Police records obtained by NBC show three more women have accused Jacobs of physical abuse during incidents between 2021 and 2022 while he played for the Las Vegas Raiders. The league confirmed it will review these claims as part of its open investigation.
Jacobs had previously been placed on the commissioner's exempt list following a May 2026 domestic dispute that led to a plea deal on two misdemeanor charges. Jacobs' attorneys stated the new claims are uncorroborated, old, and did not result in criminal charges. The Green Bay Packers declined to comment on the matter.
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