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Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs seems to be on course to take the field for Sunday's divisional clash with the Detroit Lions. Head coach Matt LaFleur expressed confidence on Friday that Jacobs has demonstrated the necessary readiness to be active for the game.
LaFleur noted that the team will still evaluate Jacobs's condition after practice, saying, "But, again, well get through it and see how hes feeling, the confidence he has in himself, which I think is pretty strong. But those conversations will take place after practice."
Jacobs is currently exempt from the 53-man roster after being reinstated from the commissioners list earlier this week. In the previous season, he appeared in 15 games, rushing for 929 yards and 13 touchdowns while also catching 36 passes for 282 yards and a score.
Key Analysis
Jacobs's potential return provides a significant boost to the Packers' offense as they prepare for a crucial NFC North matchup. His proven production as both a rusher and receiver makes him a valuable asset, and his availability could tilt the game in Green Bay's favor. However, the final decision will hinge on how he feels after practice, leaving room for caution.
Originally reported by nbcsports.