The Packers have bigger needs than a wide receiver. The upside to that draft reality is that Jacobs is more likely to get his wish via free agency or a trade. Making a deal for so

In his first season in Green Bay, Josh Jacobs challenged milestones in a Packers history loaded with elite running backs.

In his first year with the Green Bay Packers, running back Josh Jacobs proved that he was worthy of being the RB1. After the Packers signed Jacobs, he ran for 1,329 yards, and 15 touchdowns. However, after a Wild Card exit, he talked about what the team needs moving into next season.

At the Super Bowl, Josh Jacobs pointed to three positions that the Green Bay Packers need to upgrade this offseason. Based on his history, here’s how GM Brian Gutekunst could address those needs.

The Green Bay Packers need “three pieces” in order to make the leap to the Super Bowl, running back Josh Jacobs told Milwaukee radio station 9

With their need for a No. 1 wide receiver, something running back Josh Jacobs recently pointed out, the Green Bay Packers were predicted to strike a trade for a New York Jets wide receiver who is a six-time Pro Bowler.