Josh Jacobs is once again expressing regret over a violent incident with a lady that led to him being barred from the Packers’ first six video games of this season.

Fresh off being eliminated from the commissioner’s exempt checklist, Jacobs advised reporters inside Green Bay’s locker room on Wednesday that he was “sorry for putting this team in this situation.”

“Sometimes when you go through life, situations occur,” the 28-year-old working back said. “And a four-second, three-second decision can alter your life, honestly.”

Jacobs was banned from training or taking part in for the Packers in August, after he was hit with two felony fees over an altercation that occurred with his girlfriend at his Wisconsin residence in May.

Josh Jacobs met with media members on Wednesday and expressed regret. X/@KyleMalzhan

Authorities alleged Jacobs “grabbed” the lady in his storage and “threw her to the ground,” inflicting her damage. They also alleged he broke her cellphone during the dispute.

On Sept. 10, he pleaded no contest to one rely of battery and one rely of felony injury to property, and said in a courtroom during the plea proceedings that he was taking “full responsibility” for his conduct.

On Wednesday, he echoed these phrases during his assembly with media members.

Green Bay Packers working back Josh Jacobs, proper, seems with his lawyer Clarence Duchac III in a Brown County courtroom for a listening to in Green Bay, Wis., on Wednesday, September 23, 2026. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

“I’m still a human being, man,” he said. “Still attempting to be taught. Still attempting to develop from the entire course of.

“Actually learned a lot throughout this process. Legally and just personally. But, yeah, man. Going forward just try to be better.”

Jacobs’ head coach, Matt LaFleur, also addressed the state of affairs with reporters on Wednesday, and for the second time in the last few months, he went to bat for his Pro Bowl tailback.

“I do believe he is a good person,” LaFleur said of Jacobs. “I’ve been around him quite a bit. I believe in second chances.”

The Packers, who went 4-2 in Jacobs’ absence, have not yet made it clear how much the working back will play in their next matchup with the Lions at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday.