"Wish that was Jordan Love": NFL fans react as Josh Jacobs gets ruled out after suffering knee injury vs. Giants

Josh Jacobs was ruled out for the remainder of Sunday's Week 11 matchup against the New York Giants. The Green Bay Packers running back suffered a left knee injury early in the second quarter. Jacobs carried the ball seven times for 40 yards before getting sidelined.

NFL insider Adam Schefter posted the news on X.

"Packers now have ruled out Josh Jacobs," Schefter tweeted.

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Fans shared their reactions in the comments section.

"Wish that was Jordan love but I’ll take it," one fan wrote. "Packers fans wish it was Jordan Love," a fan said.

Here are more fan reactions.

"First Tucker and now Josh Jacob’s man. The injuries are piling up for the Packers offensively," one fan commented. "Should just mention who is ruled in the game at this point since everyone is hurt," another fan said. "Yeah this change everything for a Green Bay," a fan tweeted. "I just lost Marvin Harrison, jk dobbins and Josh Jacobs now all in the span of like 10 minutes….wish em all the best though. Forget my fantasy team," another fan wrote.

Jacobs got hurt during a goal-line play in the Packers' second drive of the game. The running back was stopped for no gain on a second-and-goal carry from the 1-yard line. He remained on the field for the subsequent touchdown play by backup quarterback Malik Willis.

After the goal-line attempt, Jacobs walked to the sideline, spoke with trainers and headed to the tunnel for further evaluation. He was initially listed as "questionable to return" before being ruled out at halftime.

Packers about to break losing streak despite Josh Jacobs' injury

The Packers lead the Giants 27-20 with less than five minutes left on the clock at MetLife Stadium.

After allowing a touchdown in the first quarter, Green Bay bounced back with two TDs in the second quarter. The team took the lead despite losing Josh Jacobs to a knee injury. Devin Singletary's second rushing TD tied the game at 13-13 at halftime.

Josh Whyle caught Jordan Love's pass in the third quarter to give the lead back to the Packers. Giants quarterback Jameis Winston rushed for a TD to put New York in front. Love connected with Christian Watson for his second passing TD and converted a two-point attempt, giving Green Bay a seven-point lead.

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez