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Josh Jacobs at the New England Patriots. Six. They are versus running back position. 3.27 and 1.86. That number is yards per carry for Josh Jacobs. So the receiving, ironically, it's been great usage in the receiving game, has saved Jacobs. Seven and six targets in both games back. And Jacobs has also found the end zone both weeks. So if he does not fall into the end zone, Josh Jacobs, it's going to get real ugly for his production.
STACKED’s take
Negative signalProjection
Jacobs' low YPC (3.27, 1.86) signals regression if touchdown luck ends.
Patriots rank 6th versus running back position; Jacobs has posted yards-per-carry of 3.27 and 1.86 in recent games, indicating inefficiency on the ground. While receiving usage has been strong (seven and six targets in both games back) and he has found the end zone both weeks, Retzlaff warns that if Jacobs does not score, his production will regress significantly. Expectations should be tempered despite his current lineup inclusion.
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