Archive · 17 Nov 2025
Josh Jacobs Ruled Out for Packers vs. Giants Due to Knee Injury
Green Bay Packers football player Josh Jacobs got hurt playing against the New York Giants.
He injured his knee in the first part of the game.
First, he went to the medical tent to get checked out.
Then, he came back to play for a little bit, even trying to score a touchdown.
But after that, he felt too much pain in his knee and had to leave the game for good.
The coaches decided he couldn't play anymore for that game and told everyone he was out.
This meant other players had to run the ball for the Packers instead.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs sustained a knee injury during the first half against the New York Giants.
Jacobs was initially evaluated in the blue medical tent, returned briefly, and then headed to the locker room.
The Packers officially ruled him out for the remainder of the game at the start of the second half.
He had seven carries for 40 yards before exiting, including a goal-line attempt.
His absence shifted backfield responsibilities to backups MarShawn Lloyd and Chris Brooks.
- Who
- Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs
- What
- suffered a knee injury and was ruled out for the rest of the game
- When
- during the first half of the game
- Where
- Lambeau Field
- Why
- Trainers observed discomfort in his knee after a goal-line attempt, leading to his evaluation and subsequent ruling.
Initial Assessment
Final Decision
Status Update
Initial Assessment
Initially listed as 'questionable to return' with a knee injury.
Final Decision
Ruled out for the remainder of the game at the start of the second half.
- Player
- Josh Jacobs
- Team
- Green Bay Packers
- Opponent
- New York Giants
- Injury
- Knee
- Status
- Ruled Out
- Game Time
- First half
