The Packers Getting a Lambeau Boost

Green Bay Packers star running back Josh Jacobs has been removed from the commissioner’s exempt list and will be eligible to play week 7. 

Jacobs was placed on the list in August after being arrested last May for domestic violence. 

As the investigation is still ongoing, the NFL is allowing him to play.

He was charged with multiple counts of domestic abuse, and it’s a scary thought to even hear. 

Jacobs was charged with battery and criminal damage to property. He is currently advocating hard to block a video from being released. 

The running back even filed a civil suit recently to block evidence from being publicly released.

This is potentially an admission of guilt, as he’s trying every solution possible to not look bad.

The NFL is known for letting their players get away with a lot of things, and Jacobs being removed from the exempt list this fast proves it. 

If the league can get their hands on the video, this could change things entirely.

We saw what happened in the case of Ray Rice, where the haunting video changed his career forever. 

It could also be a Kareem Hunt situation, where he becomes a journeyman backup running back. 

Jacobs’ talent is undeniable, as he posted 28 rushing touchdowns in the last two seasons in Green Bay. 

Him as a person though, is a whole different story and beast. 

Fantasy owners everywhere can rejoice, but people who truly care about others are concerned.