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Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs will remain on the Commissioner's Exempt List following his 'no contest' plea for battery and criminal damage to property on Thursday. The judge sentenced Jacobs to pay a fine for battery and gave regulations that, if followed, would lead to the dismissal of the criminal damage to property charges after 12 months. Both battery and criminal damage to property are Class A misdemeanors. A 'no contest' plea means that you do not admit or deny charges, but you accept the punishment as if you were guilty. It waives your right to a trial.
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Watch the full court appearance in the video player below After court, Chief NFL Spokesperson Brian McCarthy released a statement, saying, "We have been closely monitoring all developments in the matter which remains under review of the personal conduct policy.
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