What happened: Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs suffered a broken finger during Sunday's victory. Head coach Matt LaFleur told reporters that the team is evaluating the injury. LaFleur noted the organization hopes Jacobs will be able to play through the issue.
Why it matters: The Packers moved to 6-3 on the season following a 45-27 win over New England, keeping them in seventh position in the NFC playoff race. Jacobs serves as Green Bay's primary rusher, making his status central to the offense as the team protects a two-game winning streak.
By the numbers: Jacobs has run 32 times for 75 yards and 1 touchdown in 2026 through 2 games. Green Bay stands at 6-3 through 9 games in 2026.
What to watch: The Packers will evaluate Jacobs throughout the week to determine his practice participation and game readiness.