Packers RB Josh Jacobs to Have Surgery on Broken Finger
- Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs will undergo surgery to repair a fractured finger suffered during Sunday's 45-27 victory over the New England Patriots, potentially sidelining him up to three weeks, according to Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports.
- Attempting a stiff arm against safety Craig Woodson, Jacobs fractured his finger during the game. Medical staff tried taping and a cast, but he lacked grip strength to continue playing.
- Rushing for 68 yards on 14 carries, running back Kaleb Johnson powered Green Bay to 129 yards total—breaking a nine-game drought under 100 yards. Head coach Matt LaFleur called the effort "big time."
- With second-string running back MarShawn Lloyd sidelined by a knee injury, Green Bay faces roster uncertainty ahead of the trade deadline. Management has been linked to Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor to address the position.
- The Packers host the Minnesota Vikings this Sunday before an unusual schedule of extended mini-byes. Jacobs could potentially return for the December 6 game against the New Orleans Saints, pending recovery.
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Packers RB Josh Jacobs needs surgery; IR possible
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs faces another absence after fracturing his right ring finger during the first quarter of Sunday's 45-27 win over the New England Patriots.Packers head coach Matt LaFleur said Monday that Jacobs will need surge...
Packers running back Josh Jacobs to undergo surgery after breaking his finger
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs will have to undergo surgery after breaking his right ring finger in a victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday.
Packers Get Troubling Josh Jacobs Injury Update
The Green Bay Packers could be without star running back Josh Jacobs for the next three weeks, as he undergoes surgery to repair a fractured finger he suffered in the Packers’ Week 9 win over the New England Patriots. Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reports that the team is expecting him to miss at most […]
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