Josh Jacobs

Josh Jacobs rushed 18 times for 81 yards and a touchdown in Green Bay’s Wild Card Round loss to the Eagles, adding three catches for 40 yards on three targets.

Everything looked hard for the Packers on offense except for Jacobs’ 32-yard rumble over multiple Packers defenders to end the third quarter. He was initially ruled to have scored on the play, though that was reversed, so he came out and plunged in from the goal line for Green Bay’s lone touchdown. One of the season’s best draft picks, Jacobs played all 17 games, ran 301 times for 1329 yards and a career-high 15 touchdowns, and also added a career-best 9.5 yards per reception on 43 targets. He enters year two of a four-year, $48 million contract signed in 2025 and doesn’t seem to have any internal competition for snaps with MarShawn Lloyd dealing with a series of injuries while Emanuel Wilson and Chris Wilson split a small amount of third-down targets. Jacobs figures to be an easy RB1 as we figure out the fantasy landscape in 2025.