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Josh Jacobs is probably it because there's drafts where he keeps falling and falling. If he can survive the off season, I think we're going to see an ADP boost. He has 30 touchdowns his last 32 games played... Green Bay's done nothing to address the situation behind him... when they had Tucker Craft and their entire offensive line starting, they were actually a pass first team and one of the most efficient offenses the entire league.
STACKED’s take
30 TDs in 32 games; keeps falling despite strong production and focal-point role.
Mike Schop identifies Josh Jacobs as the standout running back in the mid-round cluster because he keeps falling in drafts despite strong production: 30 touchdowns in his last 32 games played. Schop expects an ADP boost if Jacobs survives the offseason. Green Bay has done nothing to address the backup situation (Chris Brooks vs. Marshon Lloyd) and hasn't brought in a veteran depth piece, suggesting the team is not concerned about Jacobs being suspended or on the commissioner's exempt list. At round four, Jacobs offers a focal-point guy with a much larger sample size than other mid-round RB options. When the Packers had Tucker Craft and their entire offensive line healthy, they were a pass-first team and one of the most efficient offenses in the league, which could logically open easier paths to success for Jacobs with no red flags.
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