A judge has denied a request to permanently seal evidence from the criminal case involving Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs.
The request was made by the victim in the case, who sought to keep the evidence from becoming public. The judge who oversaw the criminal proceedings rejected that motion, leaving the material subject to the court’s normal access rules.
Jacobs, the Packers’ lead running back, is preparing for the upcoming NFL schedule as Green Bay continues its offseason work. No further details on the evidence or the underlying criminal case were provided in the court ruling.
