In a recent interview, Packers running back Josh Jacobs opened up a little bit on his first year in Green Bay and his first impressions.

In his first season in Green Bay, Josh Jacobs challenged milestones in a Packers history loaded with elite running backs.

The Packers have bigger needs than a wide receiver. The upside to that draft reality is that Jacobs is more likely to get his wish via free agency or a trade. Making a deal for so

Josh Jacobs said the Packers are still “three pieces away” — in terms of outside additions or big improvements from young players this offseason — from being capable of

Last offseason, the Green Bay Packers signed running back Josh Jacobs and safety Xavier McKinney in free agency. They were superb additions wi

On Thursday, Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love joined ESPN’s NFL Live and reacted to Jacob’s sentiment.

Love spoke with diplomacy after being asked about Jacobs' comments, feels 'sky is the limit' if Green Bay adds a vet WR

At the Super Bowl, Josh Jacobs pointed to three positions that the Green Bay Packers need to upgrade this offseason. Based on his history, here’s how GM Brian Gutekunst could address those needs.

Packers running back Josh Jacobs just finished his first season in Green Bay, and he already has ideas for improving the Packers. At the top of his wish list is a No. 1 wide receiver.

Green Bay rode a wide receiver-by-committee approach to its fifth playoff appearance in six years. Newcomer Josh Jacobs would like to see a more stratified attack in 2025.

The Green Bay Packers need “three pieces” in order to make the leap to the Super Bowl, running back Josh Jacobs told Milwaukee radio station 9