NFL Suspensions Lifted For Players
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Jacobs will come off the list on Monday after the Packers play their Sunday night game against the Dallas Cowboys.
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Jonathon Cooper, a linebacker for the Denver Broncos, was removed from the NFL’s commissioner exempt list on Friday after being placed there due to domestic violence charges in June. Although Cooper is now eligible to play starting with Week 7 against the Cardinals, he still faces potential additional suspensions under the league’s personal conduct policy as his legal proceedings continue.
Broncos star coming off commissioner’s exempt list — but still could be suspended →2 articles from New York Post on this storyThe NFL has decided to remove Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs from the commissioner's exempt list, allowing him to return to play on October 25 against Detroit. Jacobs, who missed the first five games due to an investigation under the league’s personal conduct policy following his arrest in May, will still face ongoing legal and internal NFL proceedings. His lawyers stated that Jacobs has been working…
NFL will remove Packers' Josh Jacobs from commissioner's exempt list. He can play again on Oct. 25 →2 articles from Toronto Star on this storyOn Friday, the NFL lifted suspensions for Green Bay Packers' Josh Jacobs and Denver Broncos' Jonathon Cooper, both of whom were on the Commissioner’s Exempt List due to domestic abuse allegations. Jacobs will be eligible to play in Week 7 after missing six games, while Cooper can rejoin immediately following his suspension for six games. However, both players remain under league investigation; new information could…
NFL lifts abuse suspensions on Green Bay's Josh Jacobs and Denver's Jonathon Cooper as investigations continue →Analysis
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- 16 Oct
Cooper was placed on the Commissioner’s Exempt List after two domestic-violence-related arrests in June 2026.
- 17 Oct
Jacobs has missed the Packers’ first five games and also won’t be available for their Sunday night matchup with the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau Field.
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17 Oct NFL will remove Packers' Josh Jacobs from commissioner's exempt list. He can play again on Oct. 25The NFL has decided to remove Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs from the commissioner's exempt list, allowing him to return to play on October 25 against Detroit. Jacobs, who missed the first five games due to an investigation under the league’s personal conduct policy following his arrest in May, will still face ongoing legal and internal NFL proceedings. His lawyers stated that Jacobs has been working…Toronto Star
17 Oct Jonathon Cooper is back for the Broncos, but the NFL’s personal conduct review isn’t overDenver Broncos player Jonathon Cooper was reinstated by the NFL after being placed on the commissioner’s exempt list due to domestic violence charges and arrests in June. He is now eligible to play starting from the team's next game against Arizona on October 25, though the league’s review of his conduct remains ongoing. Cooper acknowledges working to improve himself and focuses on being a better person, father…Toronto Star
17 Oct Broncos star coming off commissioner’s exempt list — but still could be suspendedJonathon Cooper, a linebacker for the Denver Broncos, was removed from the NFL’s commissioner exempt list on Friday after being placed there due to domestic violence charges in June. Although Cooper is now eligible to play starting with Week 7 against the Cardinals, he still faces potential additional suspensions under the league’s personal conduct policy as his legal proceedings continue.New York Post
16 Oct Josh Jacobs getting pulled off commissioner’s exempt list amid NFL investigationNFL running back Josh Jacobs was removed from the commissioner’s exempt list on Monday after being placed there in August following an arrest related to an altercation at his home in May. He pleaded no contest to charges of battery and criminal destruction of property but has avoided a suspension so far, though he could still face discipline if the NFL’s investigation under its personal conduct policy concludes with…New York Post
16 Oct NFL lifts abuse suspensions on Green Bay's Josh Jacobs and Denver's Jonathon Cooper as investigations continueOn Friday, the NFL lifted suspensions for Green Bay Packers' Josh Jacobs and Denver Broncos' Jonathon Cooper, both of whom were on the Commissioner’s Exempt List due to domestic abuse allegations. Jacobs will be eligible to play in Week 7 after missing six games, while Cooper can rejoin immediately following his suspension for six games. However, both players remain under league investigation; new information could…Fox News
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