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RB9 though, I'm going with Josh Jacobs guys against the Panthers, all right? First game back from his exempt his time on the commissioner's exempt list, and actually ripped off 20 plus PPR points, while also dropping a potential 17-yard touchdown. So, meat left on the bone. They only had 11 carries out there on a 52% snap rate. Now, we get a Panthers team that looked completely lost trying to stuff any bucking their joint back that got the football last week. I do think we see Jacobs usage increase in a Packers offense that can put up all kinds of points.
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RB9 in return game with upside; 20+ PPR despite limited touches and snap rate.
Ian Hartitz ranks Josh Jacobs RB9 for Week 8 against the Panthers in his first game back from the commissioner's exempt list. Jacobs scored 20-plus PPR points with a dropped 17-yard touchdown despite only 11 carries and 52% snap rate, indicating significant upside with meat left on the bone. The Panthers defense looked completely lost trying to contain running backs last week. Jacobs has 31 touchdowns in 33 regular-season games with the Packers, and Hartitz expects his usage to increase in a Packers offense capable of putting up all kinds of points, with potential pass-catching volume adding to his fantasy ceiling.
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