On Thursday, the Brown County (Wis.) District Attorney officially charged Packers running back Josh Jacobs with two misdemeanors following his May 23 arrest. The charges, both Class A misdemeanors, involve battery and damage to property.

Originally, Jacobs faced a total of five charges, including a felony for strangulation and suffocation and four misdemeanors related to domestic abuse. He turned himself in three days post-arrest and spent one night in jail, maintaining his innocence through his legal team.

Details from the police incident report reveal that the altercation began when Jacobs' girlfriend, referred to as ANM, discovered messages with other women on his phone. During a struggle for her phone, Jacobs allegedly grabbed her arm, leading to a physical confrontation.

Key points from the report include:

• Jacobs drove away with ANM's phone, which prompted her to take his vehicle.
• Upon returning to Jacobs' residence, further altercations ensued, with Jacobs reportedly using derogatory language and making threats.
• Surveillance footage corroborates ANM's account of the incident.
• A police officer noted visible injuries to ANM, including redness on her face and a bump on her head.

Jacobs' legal team stated, "The Brown County District Attorney has reviewed evidence and elected to file misdemeanor charges against Josh that do not include domestic violence."

The NFL is conducting its own investigation, which could lead to a suspension. Jacobs' initial court date is set for November 17. Packers GM Brian Gutekunst addressed potential ramifications, stating, "We've obviously been preparing for that in case that happens." Jacobs' backup, Marshawn Lloyd, is expected to step up, despite past injury struggles, while Chris Brooks and Pierre Strong Jr. may also compete for the running back spot.