Jacobs addressed the media for the first time since his arrest.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs addressed the media for the first time since his May arrest, expressing remorse as he prepares to make his season debut against the Detroit Lions. Jacobs missed the first six games of the season on the commissioner's exempt list following a plea deal involving battery and criminal destruction of property charges.
The NFL continues to investigate the matter, and any eventual suspension under the personal conduct policy would credit the six games Jacobs has already missed. Quarterback Jordan Love noted the Packers plan to heavily involve Jacobs to bolster a rushing offense currently ranked last in the league.
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