Since joining the Packers in 2024, Jacobs has accumulated 21 inside rushing touchdowns, the most on the team, and recorded a season-high 48 yards after contact in this game.

Josh Jacobs delivered a remarkable performance in the Packers' 28-17 victory over the Bengals, rushing for 150 yards from scrimmage and scoring two touchdowns despite feeling unwell and vomiting before and during the game.

His effort included 18 carries for 93 yards and two short touchdowns, along with five receptions for 57 yards, marking a strong stretch after a slow start to his season.

Jacobs became only the sixth player in Packers history to record at least 150 scrimmage yards and two touchdowns in consecutive games, a feat last achieved by Ahman Green in 2001.

Adding to the story, last-minute signing kicker Lucas Havrisik, who hadn't played in an NFL game since 2023, was praised by Jacobs for his clutch performance, making all five of his kicks including a crucial late field goal.

The game-winning ball was awarded to Havrisik, highlighting his vital contribution in a game where he was a last-minute replacement.

Teammate Tucker Kraft commended Jacobs as a relentless and inspiring leader, emphasizing his effort and practice intensity.

Despite his illness, Jacobs felt confident about his performance, recalling similar successful games from his college days at Alabama and earlier NFL seasons.

After the game, Jacobs expressed a desire to rest, acknowledging the exhaustion from his efforts, especially considering his recent illness.