For Josh Jacobs, it’s really been a tale of two seasons. In Josh Jacobs’ first 7 games, he only had 2 total TDs but over his last 6 games, he’s posted 10 total touchdowns, including at least one 4 straight games.

He’s one of the highest-volume backs in the league and rarely leaves the field in important situations. He’s averaging over 18 carries per game in addition to 3 targets, this kind of duel threat is key in the red zone. In Josh Jacobs’ last game against Seattle, he posted 33 carries for 229 rushing yards and 2 TDs, with an additional 7 catches for 74 yards.

When asked about his high usage in the game before Detroit, he clarified he was good to go and able to handle as many carries as possible. With a little extra rest in, he will absolutely be needed to win this game against the Seahawks. With Woolen and Witherspoon on the outside, I think it will be hard for weapons like Christian Watson and Jayden Reed to separate.

The Packers should lean even more heavily on their workhouse back, especially in the red zone. This whole season shifted when Jacobs demanded more red zone attempts before the Niners game, and you don’t fix something that ain’t broke.

We are getting a very good price on one of the Packer’s most underrated weapons. While a lot of people questioned his ability to even hold on to the full-time job before the season started, Kraft has definitely defied expectations. He’s a bit of a dual-threat tight end, showing some high-end passing catching and blocking on tape this season.

While people hate talking about blocking, you can’t score a touchdown if you’re not on the field, and that’s how Kraft has earned himself such a solid role. He’s a well-rounded player, and I think we see a bounceback from Jordan Love in a huge game this week.

Last week Kraft was Jordan Love’s first read on 20% of dropbacks resulting in 3 catches for 41 yards in a tough matchup against the Lions last week. While the Seahawks have made some changes at the linebacker position, I do think the best place to attack them is over the middle of the field, especially with Witherspoon defending Jayden Reed or another WR.

Kraft has posted 50+ yards in 5 of his last 10 games, and we have continued to see the Packers bump Jayden Reed out of the lineup for more heavy tight end packages. I think Kraft has some sneaky upside this week, and also makes for another great red zone threat. He’s one of the few tight ends with yards after the catch, averaging 13.4 yards per reception this year.