Fans had mixed emotions when the Green Bay Packers decided to bring Josh Jacobs to the team.
On the one hand, they already had Aaron Jones on the roster, a fan favorite who had brought a lot of excitement, passion, and care to the organization.
On the other hand, Jacobs has been one of the best backs in the league since he was drafted, and if he could transfer the upside he showcased with the Las Vegas Raiders to Green Bay, it would be an intriguing proposition, at the very least.
His time with the team has been fruitful, allowing Jordan Love more passing opportunities with the constant threat that he could take off on the run at a moment’s notice.
Jacobs is also making team history, as analyst Jacob Morley noted on X, as he’s scored a touchdown in his last seven games at Lambeau Field.
Josh Jacobs has rushed for a TD in each of his last 7 games at Lambeau Field.
That is the longest streak in franchise history.
per @packers dope sheet pic.twitter.com/GiCsBAjaQN
— Jacob Morley (@JacobMorley) October 14, 2025
This is the longest such streak in the Packers’ storied history, a sign that things are working out swimmingly for both sides.
Jacobs brings a lot to the table for this offense.
Not only is he a strong rusher, but he’s a great pass-catcher, which has bailed Love out of a few sticky situations.
Jacobs’ presence on the team could help the Packers make a deep playoff run, especially if they can keep giving him opportunities in the passing game.
The sky is the limit for this offense right now, and Jacobs helps them reach their potential each week, if not exceed it.
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