The Green Bay Packers signed Las Vegas Raiders going for walks returned Josh Jacobs and then cut veteran Aaron Jones in a pass that amazed head coach Matt LaFleur.

As the Dallas Cowboys lose Tony Pollard and get worse at running back, the Green Bay Packers additionally took a loss at the role … and got better.

The Packers made a high-profile move for Las Vegas Raiders running lower back Josh Jacobs in free company as the franchise signed him to a four-year, $48 million contract.

Now with Jacobs, Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon, the Packers had a very mighty backfield … till they didn’t. The Packers would then release Jones, who had slowly been working his way back to shape in the 2nd half of the season. Dallas, meanwhile, was once in no way in on Jacobs. Or Jones. Or even Dillon.

Green Bay head educate Matt LaFleur has now revealed that the front office’s cross to signal Jacobs and then to reduce Jones was one that he wasn’t expecting.

“There had been some other matters in play, for sure with Aaron Jones, and I didn’t pretty know how the whole thing was going to go,” LaFleur said by means of Jason Wilde of Madison.com. “It just passed off without a doubt speedy on that Monday. … It occurred genuinely fast, so I don’t comprehend all the important points of that. I’m now not worried in those sorts of conversations. But we have been outstanding excited (to get Jacobs).”But whilst the cross for Jacobs will no doubt be welcomed through LaFleur, the news of Jones being launched is nonetheless probable taking some getting used to given he wasn’t waiting for it. … simply like the information of Dallas missing Genius and depth at the spot is going to take some getting used to around The Star.