Women who contacted police during a battery investigation have made new allegations against Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs, according to a report from The Guardian, which draws on police records. The report was published on October 31, 2026.
The Guardian reported that police were investigating a battery case involving Jacobs following a May altercation with his then-girlfriend. While that investigation was underway, multiple other women contacted police to detail their own allegations against him, according to the outlet.
One of the women alleged that Jacobs threatened to kill her, The Guardian reported. The summary does not say when or where the alleged threat took place.
Lawyers described the allegations as "uncorroborated" and "old," The Guardian reported. The summary does not name the lawyers or say whom they represent.
The Guardian's summary is not consistent on two points. It says three women contacted police after Jacobs' May arrest, but later says multiple other women contacted police. It also refers to a May arrest in its opening line but describes a May altercation in the body. The excerpt does not explain either difference.
The summary provided ends mid-sentence, so the full report's details are not available here. It does not say whether Jacobs or the Packers have responded to the allegations. The Guardian's headline and summary are the only material available for this report. The article is credited to Agencies, and no individual reporter is named in the material provided.