Josh Jacobs GreenBay Running Back: From being Homeless to NFL star, how sleeping in his car and growing up humble shaped his life, fatherhood, forgiveness and future of Packers, his take on Saquon, and shares Alabama stories of Nick Saban
“My Biggest Pivot? Being homeless. Experiencing that, growing up having to really be humble, having to sacrifice and look at things from a different point of view. Not feeling like I ever fit in, I always feel like I had a lot of time to look inward.” Josh Jacobs. In life, we often see the end result of success but…
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