Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has responded to three new public allegations of domestic violence, according to a report published Thursday by WI Sports Heroics.
The allegations represent the latest off-field controversy for the veteran running back, who joined the Packers in 2024 after five seasons with the Las Vegas Raiders. Jacobs, a two-time Pro Bowl selection and 2022 NFL rushing leader, has not previously faced public domestic violence accusations during his professional career.
Details of the specific allegations and Jacobs' response were not immediately disclosed in the initial report. The Packers organization has not issued a public statement regarding the matter as of Thursday morning.
The NFL's personal conduct policy requires the league to investigate any credible allegations of domestic violence, which could result in discipline including suspension if the allegations are substantiated.
