Josh Jacobs

If you've been riding Jacobs all year, you know there was always the possibility that the touchdowns would slow down. When that happens, his inefficient running makes him a solid RB2 rather than an RB1. The good news is that he is always live to score a touchdown regardless of the matchup. Despite scoring 31 points last week, all the scores came through the air. This left Jacobs with a respectable 17 carries for 83 yards and one catch for eight yards. It was also good to see Jacobs immediately dominate touches after Emmanuel Wilson had a huge game in his absence. This week, face the Bears in a game that could decide the division. The top seed in the NFC, the Bears have been rolling. The Bears' defense is stepping up, allowing the 11th fewest fantasy points to the RB position over the last four weeks. This includes the fifth fewest rushing touchdowns to the RB position over that span. Jacobs is a low-end RB1, with the potential to find pay dirt and crack the top five.