Packers' Matt LaFleur Gives Encouraging Josh Jacobs Injury Update
Summary
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has been recovering from a groin injury and missed most preseason activities. Coach Matt LaFleur recently said Jacobs is expected to take part in team practice, which is a positive sign for the team's upcoming season.Key Facts
- Josh Jacobs suffered a groin injury during Packers practice earlier this month.
- Jacobs missed most practices and did not play in the first preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- Coach Matt LaFleur reported Jacobs will return to participate in practice soon.
- Last season, Jacobs had 929 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns over 15 games.
- Jacobs was a Pro Bowl player after rushing for 1,329 yards and 15 touchdowns in his first Packers season.
- Backup running backs MarShawn Lloyd, Chris Brooks, and Pierre Strong Jr. played in preseason, but none scored.
- The Packers face tougher competition in the NFC North with the Vikings signing quarterback Kyler Murray.
- Green Bay’s regular-season opener is on September 13 against the Vikings.
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