“We’re going to have to see,” Jacobs said. “It’s going to be fun, though. Like I said, it feels good to be able to just hit the ground running and be able to actually get up to my speeds and make my cuts the way that I normally make them and things like that. Feels good to be able to do that.

The nature of Josh Jacobs’ physical running style means the Packers tailback might have to continue battling through a knee injury for the rest of this season. The Packers got a reminder of that early in their game against the Broncos. Jacobs took a shot ...