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Packernet.com. Find me on Twitter at Packers underscore access. Just a quick little update on Josh

Jacobs says news is starting to break around the injury. He's sustained at MetLife Stadium yesterday

facing the New York Giants.

And I think it's good news.

It's what we all expected.

So we'll dive into what the initial reports are in terms of as an ACL, a PCL, an MCL.

What are the details of the injury that we know right now, which are still kind of vague?

We'll talk about where and how long he'll be out potentially. We'll hit on that. We'll also talk about Emmanuel Wilson, Chris Brooks, the guys who potentially will step in for Josh Jacobs. If he has to miss a game or two, we'll dive into all of that as well as Minnesota's rush defense, which is obviously the next opponent coming up. Before we do, if you guys would, do that YouTube stuff for us, hit like, hit subscribe. If this is your first time tuning into PTA, welcome, thank you for making us a part of your day. We're not experts. We're not insiders. We're not media members. We're fans just like you, talk, and Packers on the daily. So if you want to make sure that you catch all the live streams, make sure you hit subscribe, click the bell icon so you're notified when we do go live, like for breaking news in this instance right here. Let's waste no time and get into it. Tom Pellasero tweeted out, Packer's star running back. Josh Jacobs' knee is structurally sound. Test show today and no surgery is needed. Sources tell me and Rapsheet. Okay, so Ian Rappaport confirming this report as well.

The team will reevaluate him towards the end of the week.

At this point, Jacobs hasn't been ruled out for Sunday's game versus the Valkings.

All right.

Now, Tom Pelliserra was tweeting or quote tweeting his previous tweet that said,

Packers running back, Josh Jacobs will undergo more

tests on Monday, obviously talking about how he jammed his knee at MEP on the MetLife turf before

leaving for good. So there's no specifications on, was it the jamming of the knee, did the injury

occurred before that play? And then he landed on it awkwardly. That may have played a role as well.

But nonetheless, it sounds like that according to the tweets that I'm seeing, and I think we've got one more that we'll showcase here real quick. This was Ian Rappaport. And then I think Adam Schaeffner tweeted out about it as well. But let's see what Ian says. Yeah, Packer standout running back. Josh Jacobs knee is structurally sound and no surgery is needed, right?

He's considered day to day, but could miss the game against the voxies.

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