What happened: Brown County prosecutors filed misdemeanor battery and criminal damage to property counts tied to Jacobs' May arrest. He had originally been booked on five accusations, including felony strangulation.
Why it matters: The filing moves the case into court after prosecutors spent months weighing charges. Both filed counts are misdemeanors, while the initial booking included a felony accusation.
By the numbers: Jacobs was booked on five accusations in May; prosecutors filed two misdemeanor counts.
What to watch: Court proceedings and any response from the NFL or Green Bay are next.