NFL to Review New Allegations Against Packers Star Josh Jacobs

The NFL announced on Saturday that it will review new allegations against Green Bay Packers star running back Josh Jacobs, following revelations that three women have accused him of abusive behavior in incidents dating back to 2021 and 2022. This comes after Jacobs pleaded no-contest to misdemeanor charges in May 2026 following an incident police records showed to be distinct from these earlier allegations.

Jacobs returned to action in Week 7, appearing in the Packers' narrow 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions, where he contributed 36 rushing yards, 55 receiving yards, and a touchdown.

The NFL's review of these new allegations is open, and the league has stated that they will be factored into its investigation. Multiple incidents of domestic violence typically lead to harsher discipline under the NFL's Personal Conduct Policy, with penalties potentially escalating if there are multiple incidents. Jacobs has already missed the first six games of the 2026 season due to a previous incident, and this time serves as a credit towards any potential suspension.

The length of any additional discipline will depend on the NFL's findings in its investigation. The Packers have not yet commented on how they will handle the situation but may consider their options at running back, given that MarShawn Lloyd, who was the team's leading rusher before Jacobs' return, has struggled with consistent performance.

With trade rumors linking the Packers to Jonathan Taylor, the situation surrounding Jacobs could influence the team's decision-making. While Jacobs might not face further discipline this season, the outcome of the NFL's investigation could significantly impact his future with the team.