GREEN BAY — The status of Green Bay Packers’ running back Josh Jacobs for this week’s matchup with the Minnesota Vikings is currently up in the air.
Packers running back could 'potentially' play against Vikings after early exit vs. Giants
- Paul Bretl For the State Journal
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