What happened: Wisconsin court records list misdemeanor battery and misdemeanor criminal damage to property against the Green Bay running back. His attorneys said the counts carry no domestic-violence designation and will be addressed in court.
Why it matters: The NFL continues to monitor developments, leaving Jacobs' potential league discipline as a separate process from the court case. A criminal charge is an allegation and does not establish guilt.
By the numbers: Jacobs was booked May 26 and released May 27 while prosecutors continued reviewing evidence. The initial booking listed five recommended counts; the filed case contains two misdemeanors.
What to watch: Jacobs is scheduled for an initial court appearance Nov. 17. The NFL's response remains pending.