Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has denied wrongdoing following abuse allegations made by three women, according to a report published Monday. The 26-year-old missed six games this season while on the commissioner's exempt list after his arrest in May.
Head coach Matt LaFleur said he expects Jacobs to remain with the team. The Packers have not announced any further disciplinary action beyond the exempt list placement, which kept Jacobs away from the facility while the league reviewed the matter.
Jacobs, who signed with Green Bay in the offseason, has not played since the allegations surfaced. The NFL's personal conduct policy allows the commissioner to place players on the exempt list during investigations, effectively pausing their participation without a formal suspension.
