From the episode
He led the backfield with a 54% snap rate... he had a 17% target share, which was third on the team. 43% route rate... He had the one... He had the touchdown run off of the catch was unbelievable... I think he's back to being like a low-end RB1, high-end RB2.
STACKED’s take
Jacobs returned as low-end RB1 with 17% target share; passing game usage mitigates OL concerns.
Josh Jacobs returned from injury and led the Packers backfield with a 54% snap rate, playing nine of 15 third-down snaps and three of five snaps inside the 10. Most encouraging was his 17% target share (third on team) and 43% route rate, running eight more routes than Marshawn Lloyd. He scored on a touchdown reception where he made two guys miss, displaying his old form. Matthew Berry projects him as a low-end RB1/high-end RB2 going forward, encouraged by his passing game usage and performance. However, the Packers' offensive line remains a concern (second or third worst in run blocking), and they lost their center to injury in the first drive. Jacobs is usable for the next two weeks (Carolina at home, then New England), with a tough Minnesota matchup before the bye.
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