NFL reviewing additional allegations against Packers running back Josh Jacobs

Sport · First reported 31 Oct, 19:51 · Updated 20:34

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The NFL says it will review allegations from three women who contacted police after Josh Jacobs’s May arrest; Jacobs’s attorneys dispute the allegations, and the league investigation remains open. (bd8a65ac-5482-4dbb-b648-055c831e4360; 16eb987a-c622-4974-81a5-340feaacc166)

Police records describe allegations from three women involving alleged incidents in 2021 and 2022; the accounts have not been established as findings of fact. (bd8a65ac-5482-4dbb-b648-055c831e4360; 16eb987a-c622-4974-81a5-340feaacc166)
Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and criminal-damage-to-property charges in September; his attorneys said prosecutors had determined that two misdemeanor charges were warranted. (16eb987a-c622-4974-81a5-340feaacc166)
The NFL said its investigation remains open. Jacobs was removed from the commissioner’s exempt list the week before the reports and had played in two games since returning. (bd8a65ac-5482-4dbb-b648-055c831e4360; 16eb987a-c622-4974-81a5-340feaacc166)

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Key facts

Additional women described in police records: Three
NFL investigation: The NFL said it remains open.
Plea: Jacobs pleaded no contest to misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property on Sept. 10.
Alleged incidents described: The three accounts concerned alleged incidents in April 2021, January 2022 and May 2022.
Commissioner’s exempt list: The Post reported Jacobs missed the first six games of the season while on the list.