(LEARFIELD) – It’s a term that has been used often in the NFL – running back by committee – but it has never been more accurate.
With veteran Josh Jacobs on the commissioner’s exempt list and facing possible suspension, the Packers are ready to go.
ClutchPoints.com reports that head coach Matt LaFleur says he can “rely” on Pierre Strong.
Third-year back MarShawn Lloyd will try to be the back seen in training camp and not the guy who missed the vast majority of the last two seasons.
Kaleb Johnson isn’t fast, but he is powerful.
Chris Brooks is a known talent. And, nobody knows when – or if – Jacobs will be back.
Haven’t seen the video: The Packers continue to monitor the Josh Jacobs case.
General manager Brian Gutekunst said Tuesday the organization has not seen the video evidence that was referenced by prosecutors in the criminal complaint that was part of charges filed last week against Jacobs.
The Packers’ running back was formally charged with misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor criminal damage to property last Thursday.
Jacobs has been placed on the commissioner exempt list.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur was asked why stand by Josh Jacobs? What has he done to stay with the team?
LaFleur was also asked how they’ve avoided the Josh Jacobs ordeal becoming a distraction.
LaFleur responded to a question about whether or not he is comfortable with conversations he’s had with Jacobs.
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