Sports · October 31, 2026
NFL "will review" the new allegations against Josh Jacobs

The NFL has announced a review of new allegations against Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs. According to police records, three women have come forward with separate claims of abusive behavior occurring in 2021 and 2022. This league review follows Jacobs' recent return to the field after serving time on the Commissioner Exempt List for a separate May 2026 incident that resulted in misdemeanor convictions for battery and criminal property damage. Jacobs recently appeared in games against the Detroit Lions and Carolina Panthers before these additional reports surfaced.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- The NFL is reviewing new allegations against Josh Jacobs
- Three women have made separate allegations of abusive behavior against Jacobs
- The new allegations were revealed through police records
- The incidents in question allegedly occurred in 2021 and 2022
- Jacobs was previously on the Commissioner Exempt List for an incident in May 2026
- The earlier incident resulted in misdemeanor convictions
Reported by only some outlets
- Jacobs rushed for 36 yards against the Detroit Lions and 39 yards against the Carolina Panthers
- The previous misdemeanor charges included battery and criminal property damage
- Jacobs missed the first six games of the 2026 season
Confirmed
- The NFL is reviewing new allegations against Josh Jacobs
- Police records revealed allegations from three women regarding 2021 and 2022
- Jacobs was convicted of misdemeanors following a May 2026 incident
Reported
- Jacobs could be facing a lengthy suspension (NBC Sports)
- Jacobs' return has instantly elevated Green Bay's offense (Newsweek)
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