Police records released Friday show three additional women accused the Packers running back of violence, beyond the incident that led to his no-contest plea.
The NFL said Saturday it will review newly surfaced allegations against Josh Jacobs as part of an investigation that has remained open since earlier this year. The league had already been looking into the Packers running back following his no-contest plea to misdemeanor battery stemming from an incident in May 2026.
Police records released Friday revealed that three other women made separate allegations of violence against Jacobs after the first incident became public. A case file obtained by NBC26 detailed those allegations, which were previously unreported.
The NFL now faces the task of identifying the women involved and trying to get them to cooperate with investigators. That process could take time, but it also raises the stakes considerably for Jacobs, who already missed six games on paid leave this season. He will get credit for that time regardless of the outcome, but the new allegations significantly increase the potential discipline the league could hand down once the investigation concludes.
No timetable has been given for when the review will wrap up.