Josh Jacobs Inspires Kids at Packers Camp

0:00On April 26th, Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs spent his Saturday inspiring the next generation at a youth football camp in Eau Claire. About 100 kids aged 6 to 16 showed up for 3 hours of drills, skill sessions, and chats with Jacobs and coaches from Flexwork. Sports. The 28-year-old pro-bola shared tips from his pro-journey stressing the joy of being a kid while chasing dreams. Jacobs flashed back to his own path, drafted first round by the Raiders out of Alabama in 2019. He led the league in rushing with 1,653 yards in 2022, then signed a 4-year 48-million dollar. Deal with Green Bay in 2024. Last season he ran for 929 yards and 13 touchdowns. Kids lit up around him, hanging on every word as he joked and motivated. Jacobs called it an honor to connect, especially with the NFL draft fresh in mind. He remembered his own emotional first round pick as a blessing. He loves giving back in Wisconsin, calling it his second home thanks to the passionate fans.

1:04Now with 2 years in the Packer system under quarterback Jordan Love, Jacobs sees big potential. The team hit injuries last year, like Michael Parsons' knee issue, but wrapped with a tough playoff loss to the Bears. This week's first practices back showed guys in top shape, younger players stepping up. James Brass and players alike buzzing with high hopes, feeling they left wins on the table before. Jacobs says knowing the offense lets Talon shine and their geared for a special bounce back year. Stay locked in with NFL News, today AI-powered updates.