Packers RB Josh Jacobs had never caught a touchdown pass in his six-year NFL career, until Sunday in Green Bay.

In his sixth NFL season, Jacobs finally accomplished the one obstacle he had yet to surpass. It took the running back 211 receptions to score a receiving touchdown, which is the longest streak in NFL history. Jacobs no longer holds that active title thanks to the eight-yard pass from quarterback Jordan Love that sent him into the end zone.

On his 212th career reception, Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs finally found the end zone. Now the NFL's record holder for consecutive catches without a touchdown to start a career, Jacobs caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Jordan Love that gave the Packers

The Packers wanted to end Josh Jacobs’ NFL-record streak for most receptions by a running back without a touchdown. On Sunday, they did it.

Jacobs corralled the football on a screen pass at the 8-yard line from quarterback Jordan Love and waltzed into the end zone untouched. That play gave the 2022 first-team All-Pro back one receiving touchdown on his 212th career catch and Green Bay a 21-19 lead midway through the third quarter.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs became an NFL record-holder on Sept. 29. On Sunday, the former Alabama ball-carrier lost his record – by scoring a touchdown.

The Green Bay Packers are embroiled in a heated battle against the Houston Texans. As the Packers look to leave their mark, Josh Jacobs has ended his NFL record-breaking streak. Trailing by five, the Packers started the second half scoring with an eight-yard touchdown pass from Love to Jacobs.

For as elite of a player as Packers running back Josh Jacobs is, he finally logged a career-first that most other rushers with lesser resumes have already long accomplished.