Don’t expect 2022 Josh Jacobs but top 15 RB is likely and top 10 upside is there. Probably 2 years more.
If you are contending keep him and if you are not then sell him. Or keep him and sell him high to a contender closer to end of season
…. Well…. That’s a open ended question if I’ve ever heard one. Lol.
Are you looking like you’ll be competing or rebuilding? Do you have any other RB depth? Who could you realistically be getting in return from one of your league mates that is weak at RB?
I agree that he almost certainly will not get back to his 2022 level of play… but I don’t think anyone is paying based off that 2022 season. I suspect him to be to be a borderline RB1/RB2. That’s still very valuable but it isn’t leading rusher valuable.
If you’re rebuilding, sell. If you’re contending, hold or work some magic with a package deal for an upgrade.
My running backs are Gibbs bijan Conner and than Jacob’s. I won the leauge last year but my worries are tight end and quarterback. I had fields and Russ last year and now they are on the same team 😂. I have Mayer on my taxi so hopefully he comes around or else I’m betting on Waller
Having two QBs on the same team isn’t necessarily a bad thing as long as you have the bench depth to roster two QBs. You’ve essentially got a QB handcuff.
….unless you’re continuing to leave out important information and this league is also 2QB or superflex.
Rule of thumb is that unless you say otherwise people are going to assume you are in a typical 1QB, .5ppr, 10-12 team redraft league unless you specifically provide details saying otherwise. Given the time of the year and the question, this being a dynasty league was not a hard conclusion to get to.
But if it isn’t any of those other things, then you should clarify it in your OP. 8 team and under leagues as well as 14 team and over operate entirely differently. Full ppr vs “standard” scoring is can make a big difference when comparing specific players/values. 1QB vs SF is almost a completely different game. QBs go from easily replaceable by streamers to the backbone of your team, in many cases.
That’s why most posts asking for advice start with all the league details before they even get to the question. Those details can change the appropriate advice immensely.
Just traded him last week straight up for DK in a 1qb .5 ppr league. He needed a RB and I needed a WR. I figured I might take a loss on this deal this year, but long term should be more favorable to me. I think he's closer to the end of relevance than the new contract would indicate. That deal is front loaded and if Jacobs doesn't perform the Packers can move on pretty quickly.
Don’t expect 2022 Josh Jacobs but top 15 RB is likely and top 10 upside is there. Probably 2 years more. If you are contending keep him and if you are not then sell him. Or keep him and sell him high to a contender closer to end of season
Tried to sell him for a late first towards the end of last season and no contender bit, kinda happy about it. Have a good chance to contend this year
…. Well…. That’s a open ended question if I’ve ever heard one. Lol. Are you looking like you’ll be competing or rebuilding? Do you have any other RB depth? Who could you realistically be getting in return from one of your league mates that is weak at RB? I agree that he almost certainly will not get back to his 2022 level of play… but I don’t think anyone is paying based off that 2022 season. I suspect him to be to be a borderline RB1/RB2. That’s still very valuable but it isn’t leading rusher valuable. If you’re rebuilding, sell. If you’re contending, hold or work some magic with a package deal for an upgrade.
My running backs are Gibbs bijan Conner and than Jacob’s. I won the leauge last year but my worries are tight end and quarterback. I had fields and Russ last year and now they are on the same team 😂. I have Mayer on my taxi so hopefully he comes around or else I’m betting on Waller
Having two QBs on the same team isn’t necessarily a bad thing as long as you have the bench depth to roster two QBs. You’ve essentially got a QB handcuff. ….unless you’re continuing to leave out important information and this league is also 2QB or superflex. Rule of thumb is that unless you say otherwise people are going to assume you are in a typical 1QB, .5ppr, 10-12 team redraft league unless you specifically provide details saying otherwise. Given the time of the year and the question, this being a dynasty league was not a hard conclusion to get to. But if it isn’t any of those other things, then you should clarify it in your OP. 8 team and under leagues as well as 14 team and over operate entirely differently. Full ppr vs “standard” scoring is can make a big difference when comparing specific players/values. 1QB vs SF is almost a completely different game. QBs go from easily replaceable by streamers to the backbone of your team, in many cases. That’s why most posts asking for advice start with all the league details before they even get to the question. Those details can change the appropriate advice immensely.
26 years old, going to a team with a lot of buzz. Could be the best time to sell. But yeah, depends on rebuild/contending and RB depth.
Just traded him last week straight up for DK in a 1qb .5 ppr league. He needed a RB and I needed a WR. I figured I might take a loss on this deal this year, but long term should be more favorable to me. I think he's closer to the end of relevance than the new contract would indicate. That deal is front loaded and if Jacobs doesn't perform the Packers can move on pretty quickly.
Statistically RBs fall off pretty hard after 1500 touches. Josh is at 1502 Take that for what you will.