The NFL has lifted suspensions for players Josh Jacobs and Jonathon Cooper, allowing them to return to play after being on the Commissioner's Exempt List due to domestic abuse allegations. Jacobs will be eligible after the Packers' game against the Cowboys, while Cooper can play in Week 7 against the Cardinals. Both players are still under investigation, with Jacobs having reached a plea deal and Cooper facing more serious charges that have yet to go to trial.
Key facts
- Josh Jacobs and Jonathon Cooper were removed from the Commissioner's Exempt List.
- Jacobs will return after the Packers' game on October 16.
- Cooper will play in Week 7 against the Arizona Cardinals.
- Jacobs pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges in September.
- Cooper faces more serious charges with a trial scheduled for March 2027.
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