Josh Jacobs finished his first season with the Green Bay Packers with 1,671 scrimmage yards and 16 total touchdowns. Based on these simple metrics, his immediate impact was obvious—and that's why he made the Pro Bowl.

The Green Bay Packers’ offense was led by the hard-charging running of Josh Jacobs, and Emanuel Wilson and Chris Brooks capably replaced MarShawn Lloyd.

His older brothers were all New York Giants fans growing up, but Kevin Bennett loved watching Packers greats Jerry Kramer and Fuzzy Thurston.

Ahman Green, Jermichael Finley and John Michels among Packers alumni who will participate in Packers' Tailgate Tour in April.

Last year, the Packers stormed into the postseason, wiped the floor with the Dallas Cowboys to open the playoffs and nearly upset the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round. In 2024, the Packers improved in many areas statistically but ended up losing three straight games during a highly disappointing finish.

John Kuhn goes 1-on-1 with RB Josh Jacobs to recap his stellar season in Green Bay. Check out the highlights from defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley's first year with the Packers, which resulted in 31 takeaways, Green Bay's most since 2011.

Mike Spofford looks at Josh Jacobs' 2024 season in this edition of Packers Daily. Check out the highlights from defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley's first year with the Packers, which resulted in 31 takeaways, Green Bay's most since 2011.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs is sending a decorated Marine Corps veteran on a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the Super Bowl.

The Green Bay Packers have key decisions to make on some veteran players this offseason. They could move on from some aging players by letting them walk in free agency.

DK Metcalf hasn't asked for a trade from the Seahawks just yet, but there's reason to believe the Packers could be a great fit for him.

The Green Bay Packers must decide which players to let go this offseason, and it should be a relatively easy decision with these four.

The Green Bay Packers scored 53 touchdowns across 17 regular season games and one playoff game during the 2024 season. In all, 12 different players scored touchdowns — two quarterbacks, three running backs, five receivers, one tight end and one cornerback.