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As training camp got underway last week, Jacobs said he's never felt better. He went into the offseason feeling back to normal after about a week, rather than needing a month or two for his body to recover.

There was some initial belief that the injury stemmed from a low hit delivered by cornerback Nate Hobbs, but Gutekunst and LaFleur suggested that it occurred when Lloyd attempted to plant his foot while turning the corner on a run play.

Even though training camp is still in its early days, the Green Bay Packers are already dealing with injuries to several players. Christian Watson, of course, is currently on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list due to his recovery from a torn ACL in Week 18 last season.

CB Nate Hobbs spoke to the media on Thursday after the Green Bay Packers completed the second day of training camp. Green Bay Packers S Evan Williams spoke with the media after Thursday's training camp practice. CB Nate Hobbs spoke to the media on Thursday after the Green Bay Packers completed the second day of training camp.

Want to get an inside look at the team's new locker room? Pro Bowl running back Josh Jacobs has you covered with an exclusive tour, including interviews with teammates and a closer look at the new features: Jacobs said his favorite part of the new locker room is the shower space.

Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd gets an update on his possible return from injury, as Green Bay prepares for the preseason.

Injuries have started to take a toll in the Packers backfield. MarShawn Lloyd is out with a groin injury and Emanuel Wilson left practice Aug. 1.

Earlier this week, there was some concern among Green Bay Packers fans regarding the health of running back Marshawn Lloyd. The 2024 third round pick had to leave practice early after taking a hard hit from cornerback Nate Hobbs.