Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs wasn’t on the field participating during the first session of OTAs this week. Coach Matt LaFleur said Jacobs, who signed a three-year deal with the Packers to replace Aaron Jones, is dealing with a minor hamstring injury.
“He’s working through a little hamstring issue,” LaFleur explained Tuesday. “I know everybody’s going to freak out but he’s on the mend, he’s doing a good job and we anticipate him back pretty shortly.”
Jacobs, 26, has never missed a game with a hamstring injury at the NFL level, but he did miss two games after injuring his hamstring before the 2017 season at Alabama.