Josh Jacobs signed an adjusted, one-year contract with the Las Vegas Raiders over the weekend after a lengthy dispute over his value.

Speaking on Wednesday for the first time since returning to the Raiders, Jacobs said he harbors no ill will.

"I mean s---, we here. I mean I feel like we made it happen," Jacobs said. "So, it ain't no hard feelings now. I feel like I said, 'We made it happen' so it's a clean slate with me. It was never really like no hate on each side. But at the same time I understood my value, too. It was just about meeting in the middle."

The "middle" was a deal that offered Jacobs a chance to make nearly $2 million more than he would have received under the franchise tag, thanks to the addition of incentives in the one-year contract he signed.

Las Vegas Raiders All-Pro running back Josh Jacobs, who had yet to sign his $10.091 million franchise tag and had not participated in any offseason programs or training camp, took to social media Saturday to announce his return to the team.

"I'm back," Jacobs posted.

Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Jacobs has been in Las Vegas and agreed to a one-year, reworked deal that could be worth up to $12 million with per-game roster bonuses.

The Miami Dolphins inquired with the Las Vegas Raiders about a trade for Josh Jacobs, according to a report.

Talks between the two franchises didn't go far. It's been reported that the Raiders currently have no plans to trade the disgruntled running back.

Miami was in the race to sign Dalvin Cook in free agency and has been linked to Jonathan Taylor as well.

The Las Vegas Raiders have no plans to trade disgruntled running back Josh Jacobs as he continues his holdout, according to a report.

An agreement on a new long-term deal isn't imminent and his status for Week 1 remains up in the air.

Last week it was reported that Jacobs planned to report to the team before the start of the regular season.

Josh Jacobs is expected to report to the Las Vegas Raiders before Week 1, according to multiple reports.

The running back has been upset over his contract situation for several months and has threatened to extend his hold out into the regular season.

Jacobs hasn't participated in any portion of the Raiders' offseason program since receiving the franchise tag in March. He is set to return and play "either on the terms of the $10.1 million franchise tag or a modified one-season salary," according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Marcus Allen, who spent 16 seasons in the NFL, has spoken out about the current running back market.

Allen has been a mentor to Las Vegas Raiders' star Josh Jacobs, who has decided not to sign his $10.091 million franchise tag and remain away from the team.

"I clearly understand what he’s going through," Allen said of Jacobs.

"I’m just going to say it -- it's almost like collusion. They decided that the running back position is one that their productivity is only for a short period of time, instead of looking at each and every one individually. They've decided, as a group, that they're not going to pay them. So, I can understand what [running backs are] thinking and what they're feeling. So, hopefully things get resolved, because to me, [Jacobs is] like the heart and soul of the team."

Jacobs ran for 1,653 yards in 2022, becoming the first Raiders player to lead the NFL in rushing since Allen did in his MVP season of 1985.

Davante Adams left Friday's practice between the Las Vegas Raiders and San Francisco 49ers with a right leg injury. Adams pointed to his calf area as he walked gingerly to the locker room.

Josh McDaniels said immediately after practice that he had yet to receive a report on Adams.

"I don't think it was crazy serious," McDaniels said. "It was just kind of a bang-bang play. Totally clean, on both sides."

Former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III was sentenced Wednesday to three to 10 years in prison for a November 2021 drunken driving crash that killed a Las Vegas woman and her dog.

Ruggs could be eligible for parole after three years.

The 24-year-old had been under house arrest with alcohol and location electronic monitoring devices since pleading guilty in May to one count of DUI resulting in death and one count of misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in the crash that killed Tina Tintor.

"To the parents and family of Ms. Tintor, I sincerely apologize for the pain and suffering," Ruggs said.

The average NFL franchise has increased in value by 24 percent over the past 12 months reaching $5.14 billion.

Collectively, the NFL’s 32 teams are worth $165 billion, including team-related business and real estate held by owners.

The Dallas Cowboys rank first in the NFL and across all sports leagues globally at $9.2 billion. The Cowboys had an operating profit of $460 million in 2022.

The New York Giants and Los Angeles Rams rank second and third at $7.04 billion and $6.98 billion respectively. The New England Patriots and San Francisco 49ers round out the top-5.

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy's first preseason snaps in a game will likely have to wait until at least the Niners' second preseason contest set for Aug. 20 against the Denver Broncos. If they happen at all.

That's because the plan, for right now, is for Purdy to handle his usual duties as the starting quarterback in joint practices Thursday and Friday with the Las Vegas Raiders but not in the preseason opener Sunday at Allegiant Stadium.