Jon Gruden's four-word declaration over Josh Jacobs depicts how amazed he is with the star running back's skill.

Josh Jacobs enters 2025 as a high-floor fantasy RB1 after a 1,672-yard, 16-TD season with the Packers, making him a safe but still-upside pick in drafts.

Week 2 of the 2025 NFL preseason slate sounded an alarm across the fantasy football community. Or it should have, anyway. Opening kick of the actual campaign is less than two weeks away. If fantasy football preparations aren't finalized yet, managers should at least be putting the final touches on those plans.

Jacobs said on Thursday that Packers head coach Matt LaFleur has yet to convey a concrete plan for the Jets game. Nevertheless, he’ll be ready. Jacobs is on board with whatever direction LaFleur and the coaches decide to go but said wouldn’t mind getting “a couple series” to reacclimate to tackling.

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Jacobs will not play in Saturday's preseason contest against the Colts, Mike Spofford of the Packers ' official site reports.

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2025 Outlook: Jacobs’ snap percentage was way down last season, but it won’t fall further in 2025. He’s the clear lead back in a run-friendly system, and will not lack for touchdown opportunities. An “eat your vegetables” RB1 in 2024, Jacobs remains so for 2025.