GREEN BAY — A few weeks ago, a prominent analytics-based national NFL columnists opined that, based on the numbers, the Green Bay Packers should be disappointed in what they’ve gotten out of running back Josh Jacobs.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs won his appeal and had a $45,020 fine rescinded by the NFL, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network.

For Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs it means much more. "For me, man, it's just not giving up on a play," he said. "It's trying to go out there and give everything that I have and never feeling like I didn't try.

Jacobs, 26, came to Green Bay with a reputation for durability, production and leadership during his five seasons with the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders. The 5-foot-10, 223-pound running back was not only the NFL's rushing champion in 2022 but also a team captain with the Raiders.

When the Green Bay Packers released Aaron Jones in the offseason, they lost not only one of the best running backs the organization has ever had but also one of their top leaders. Fortunately, when they landed free agent Josh Jacobs, they found an ...

Packers coach Matt LaFleur conducted practice outside despite a heavy rain in the early portion of the workout.

The Packers designated rookie running back MarShawn Lloyd for return from injured reserve on Monday, opening his 21-day practice window and the door for Lloyd to return to the 53-man roster before the Packers take on the Chicago Bears on Sunday.