Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs did not participate in his second straight practice this week due to a knee injury, raising questions about his availability for Sunday's game against the host Denver Broncos.

Jacobs told reporters on Thursday that an MRI on his knee came back clean earlier in the week. The three-time Pro Bowl selection also said he did not aggravate the injury during Green Bay's 28-21 victory over the Chicago Bears last weekend.

"I didn't get hit on it last game, but toward the second half of the game last week it started to get stiff," Jacobs said. "Just running around, casual swelling. That's the main thing. Just trying to get the fluid out of there."

Packers head coach Matt LaFleur expressed concern about Jacobs' status prior to Thursday's practice.

"Any t

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