Jacobs is framed as a safe, high-volume RB2 with top-10 floor provided health holds. In the Packers’ context, the workload ceiling depends on backfield composition and offensive efficiency, but the track record suggests robust carries and goal-line chances when healthy.

Jacobs No. 33 on NFL Top 100, moving to Green Bay, highlighted by a 1,329-yard, 15-TD season in 2024. Week 7 vs Cardinals looms as a strong test, given a revamped Arizona front. Jacobs is a cornerstone fantasy asset with clear Week 7 upside and continued role in the Packers’ offense.

Gruden’s praise centers Jacobs as a premier back whose mix of power and vision could thrive in Green Bay’s run-heavy system, potentially elevating his fantasy ceiling even with a loaded offense. Jacobs’ proven 1,000-yard seasons provide a reliable floor, while the Packers’ scheme may unlock more receiving and goalline opportunities than in past stops.

Jacobs posted 1,329 rushing yards and 15 rushing TDs, plus 342 receiving yards on 36 receptions, totaling 1,671 yards from scrimmage. His blend of power and receiving ability underlines a high-floor, high-ceiling fantasy profile; the Top 100 ranking reinforces his status as a premier dual-threat back whose workload and usage in a Packers offense could drive consistent fantasy production.

Jacobs, in GB, reclaims RB1 status in a run-oriented system, delivering a 2024 line of 1,329 rushing yards, 16 TDs, and 36 receptions; 2025 projections peg him for 263 carries, 1,263 yards, 10 rushing TDs, plus 38 receptions for 294 yards and 2 more TDs, totaling 270+ fantasy points. He benefits from a favorable environment, while backups Lloyd and Wilson threaten for occasional touches as depth pieces.