After a disappointing 2024 season where Green Bay’s passing offense collapsed late, the need for a true No. 1 receiver has been a hot topic. Running back Josh Jacobs just added fuel to the fire with his recent comments at Radio Row in New Orleans.

Jordan Love continued to develop into a franchise quarterback, Josh Jacobs was a massive addition as a free agent running back, they were top 10 in scoring offense and defense ... but -- and it's a big but -- they still finished third in the division and lost in the first round of the playoffs.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs would like to see the team make a significant addition to the passing game this offseason. During an appearance

Josh Jacobs said the Packers are still “three pieces away” — in terms of outside additions or big improvements from young players this offseason — from being capable of

Running back Josh Jacobs wants the Packers to add a "proven" top-tier wide receiver -- "someone we know that's going to be a little more consistent."

Packers running back Josh Jacobs just finished his first season in Green Bay, and he already has ideas for improving the Packers. At the top of his wish list is a No. 1 wide receiver.

Green Bay rode a wide receiver-by-committee approach to its fifth playoff appearance in six years. Newcomer Josh Jacobs would like to see a more stratified attack in 2025.

Making the interview rounds during Super Bowl week, Jacobs said the Packers could use a proven No. 1 receiver.

Green Bay Packers' running back Josh Jacobs claims the team "needs a real number-one receiver", openly recruits Jets' wideout Davante Adams

The Green Bay Packers had the NFL’s eighth-ranked scoring offense last season, and they did so without having a receiver