The Green Bay Packers rushed the ball 53 times in Week 2. Though Tennessee Titans pass rusher Jeffery Simmons said "no one runs the ball" on them, Packers running back Josh Jacobs believes his club could continue that game plan in Week 3.

Jacobs is one of the league’s best running backs because of his explosiveness and ability to cut viciously to avoid defenders. But something running backs coach Ben Sirmans calls the “cheetah effect” has forced the Packers to reset Jacobs’ fundamentals when carrying the ball.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has a chance to break a long-standing NFL record this week, but it's probably a record that he'd prefer NOT to be breaking. If Jacobs catches three passes without scoring a touchdown against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday,

The Titans score 5.0 fewer points per game (17.0) than the Packers allow (22.0). Tennessee collects 272.0 yards per game, 102.0 fewer yards than the 374.0 Green Bay allows per contest. The Titans have turned the ball over five times this season, one fewer than the Packers have forced (6).

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs nearly set a new franchise record on Sunday, tallying 126 yards after contact in a win over the Indianapolis Colts—the second-most by any Packers running back since Pro Football Focus began tracking the stat in 2006. Ty Montgomery had 160 against the Chicago Bears in 2016.

Green Bay Packers legend Jerry Kramer was among the former players present for Alumni Weekend. He no doubt would have recognized the game plan

Someone must score the first TD of the game, and this article will help you increase your odds of hitting on that player based on matchups and team strengths. It will feature a selection for each game of the Sunday slate.