In an impressive display of skill, Packers running back Josh Jacobs has achieved a remarkable feat: scoring a rushing touchdown in 11 straight games, counting the postseason!

If he finds the end zone again against the Browns this Sunday, he will etch his name in history as only the fifth player ever to extend that streak to 12 games.

Surprisingly, Jacobs was unaware of this potential milestone until a recent offensive meeting, revealing just how focused he is on the game rather than personal accolades. 'I don’t really know too much about it,' he admitted.

Chasing Legends

The last player to hit a 12-game streak of rushing touchdowns was NFL legend LaDainian Tomlinson, back in 2004. Jacobs aims to join an elite group that also includes John Riggins, who set the record with 15 consecutive games in 1983, and Emmitt Smith and George Rogers, who made significant streaks of their own.

Jacobs expressed admiration for Tomlinson, sharing, 'He’s one guy that I looked up to growing up,' highlighting the honor it would be to match such an iconic figure.

Focused on Team Success

Despite the individual accolades on the line, Jacobs remains laser-focused on his team's success. 'I’m more concerned with wins and losses,' he stated, emphasizing his commitment to the Packers' journey this season.

Currently, Jacobs has made 42 carries for 150 yards and two touchdowns as the Packers maintain a perfect 2-0 record. Fans are eagerly watching to see if he can break into the history books!