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Jacobs Ties Touchdown Gesture to Gospel Song
Running back explains celebration after scoring twice in Packers victory
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Celebration Linked to Faith
Josh Jacobs said his end zone gesture after scoring was meant as a reference to the gospel song Break Every Chain rather than any other event. He noted that teammates joined the motion and that only a brief portion of the full sequence aired. Jacobs added that he and receiver Savion Williams had planned two different celebrations upon his return to the field.
Performance in 27-19 Win
Jacobs scored on a 1-yard run in the first half and added a 4-yard receiving touchdown in the third quarter during the 27-19 victory over the Panthers. He finished with 39 yards on 21 carries for a 1.9-yard average and caught six passes for 13 yards. The running back returned to action after the first six games on the commissioner exempt list and made his home debut at Lambeau Field.
Reception and Context
Jacobs described the fan response as positive and said the atmosphere felt electric. He mentioned the offense experienced some slow periods while the defense kept the team in position to win. Jacobs had been placed on the exempt list earlier and the league continues to review the personal conduct matter.
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