The Green Bay Packers have been without Josh Jacobs in the backfield in the 23-6 Week 12 win over the Minnesota Vikings due to a knee injury. After missing that contest, it appears the star running back will be back in action for the team's Thanksgiving matchup against the Detroit Lions.

Reports indicate that Jacobs, who is 27 years old, does not have an injury designation and is cleared to play on Thursday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The three-time Pro Bowler is expected to start and retain his role as the Packers' leading rusher.

“Josh Jacobs has no injury designation for Thursday against the Lions and is good to go.” Article Continues Below

The Packers leaned on Emanuel Wilson out of the running back position while Jacobs nursed his knee injury. Wilson ended the game aga

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