Packers’ Jacobs says having a full training camp should help him put his 2023 struggles behind him
Associated PressGREEN BAY, Wis. — After following up his 2022 All-Pro season with a year to forget, Josh Jacobs is ready to bounce back with a new team. The Green Bay Packers’ new running back believes he should benefit from participating in a full training camp, something he didn’t have last year with the Las Vegas Raiders. Jacobs rushed for an NFL-leading 1,653 yards in 2022 and then held out before agreeing to a one-year contract worth up to $12 million about two weeks prior to the Raiders’ 2023 season opener. Jones rushed for just 656 yards during an injury-filled 2023 season but ran for more than 100 yards in each of Green Bay’s last five games, including the postseason, while helping the Packers advance to the NFC divisional playoffs. Jacobs did run for 116 yards against the New York Jets and 110 yards against Kansas City last November before a quadriceps injury sidelined him for the Raiders’ final four games last season.