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Jacobs’ high ranking underscores a trust in workload, especially after last season’s 1,329 rushing yards and 15 TDs in Green Bay. Against Arizona, expect a steady snap count and heavy usage in both ground and short-pass sequences. If the Packers lean on the run, Jacobs could secure 18-22 carries with a handful of receptions, pushing him toward a solid RB1 ceiling. His goal-line chances should keep him in lines with other leading backs, particularly if Green Bay builds an early lead.